ATA, AirTran Sign $90M Asset Transfer Deal; Approval Needed

Adrian Schofield November 17, 2004

AirTran said it will pay ATA just under $90 million in installments, about $2.5 million than proposed earlier, for its operations in Chicago, New York and Washington. Under the deal, ATA will maintain service at Midway until Jan. 11, and will then wet-lease up to 12 Boeing 737-800 aircraft to...

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