[Slapshot68]

“United Airlines said new luggage fees it has imposed on travelers will generate more than $100 million annually.”

Assuming people don’t tell them where to stick their luggage fee and fly on another airline instead.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Never heard of them.

[Moose4]

They’re dropping like flies. Aloha, Champion Air, and now ATA.

}:-)4

[Military family member]

I wonder what impact this will have on Mitch Daniels reelection campaign. ATA has provided military transportation from Fort Harrison when it and then from Camp Atterbury.

Indy is also building a new terminal, which is now more than 1/2 done. What will this do to that project?

[ilgipper]

I think they’ve been on the brink for awhile. They cut almost all their flights a few years ago. I am sure the Indy airport has been anticipating this for some time. In fact some airlines like Northwest and Airtran have added flights to replace old ATA flights to FL.

[kaktuskid]

Southwest owns a stake in ATA. Prediction, SWA picks up the Hawaii routes and the ATA planes