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OST-1999-6690

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American Trans Air, Inc.

ATA plans to commence weekly scheduled flights between Los Angeles and Cancun on May 14, 2000. Flights are tentatively planned to operate on Sundays. All operations will be conducted with L-1011-500 aircraft.

Counsel:  Squire Sanders Dempsey, Marshall Sinick, 202.626.6651

American Trans Air, Inc.

Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between the terminal point Los Angeles, California, and the terminal point Cancun, Mexico.

By:  Paul Gretch

American Trans Air, Inc.

Renewal of ATA's Los Angeles-Cancun exemption authority is consistent with the public interest. ATA's nonstop service provides passengers with a needed competitive alternative to service provided by Alaska Airlines and by Mexicana Airlines through its codeshare with United Airlines. At the same time, continuing ATA's service will guarantee that valuable bilateral rights are utilized fully by United States carriers.

The Los Angeles-Cancun route is covered by the U.S.-Mexico Air Transport Agreement, as amended, which authorizes designated U.S. carvers to operate from a point or points in the United States to a point or points in Mexico. ATA understands that sufficient designations remain available for U.S. carriers to permit ATA to continue scheduled service between Los Angeles and Cancun.

Counsel:  ATA, Brian Hunt, 317.240.7006

American Trans Air, Inc.

Renew for two years exemption under 49 U.S.C. §40109 to provide the following service: Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between the terminal point Los Angeles, California, and the terminal point Cancun, Mexico.

By:  Paul Gretch

OST-99-6690 - Los Angeles-Cancun

September 3, 2003

Application for Renewal of Exemption Authority

Respectfully requests a two-year renewal of the exemption authority granted by Notice of Action Taken dated November 27, 2001, to engage in the scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between the terminal point Los Angeles, California and the terminal point Cancun, Mexico. The exemption authority currently is set to expire on November 27, 2003. By this renewal application, ATA asks the Department to renew its Los Angeles-Cancun exemption authority for a minimum of two (2) years.

ATA's nonstop service provides passengers with a needed competitive alternative to service provided by Alaska Airlines and by Mexicana Airlines through its codeshare with United Airlines.

Counsel: ATA, Brain Hunt, 317-240-7006

OST-99-6690 - Lost Angeles-Cancun

Filed September 3, 2003 | Issued September 25, 2003

Notice of Action Taken | Word

Scheduled foreign air transportation of persons, property, and mail between Los Angeles, California, and Cancun, Mexico.

By: Paul Gretch

OST-1999-6690 - Exemption - Los Angeles-Cancun
OST-2002-13645 - Exemption - San Francisco-Cancun
OST-2003-14527 - Exemption - Chicago (Midway)-Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo
OST-2004-17377 - Exemption - Chicago (Midway)-Cozumel

January 3, 2006

Re: Termination of Service

In accordance with the requirements of Order 1988-10-2 and the conditions attached to the exemptions granted in the above-captioned dockets, ATA Airlines, Inc. hereby notifies the Department of Transportation that ATA has terminated service on each of the following routes and does not intend to resume service:

ATA has no objection to allocation of its designations to serve these routes to other U.S. carriers.

Counsel: Squire Sanders, Marshall Sinick, 202-626-6600

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