Editing ATA Airlines (section)

==Destinations==
At the time of its shutdown, ATA Airlines served 13 destinations throughout Mexico and the United States. All routes were discontinued on April 2, 2008, due to ATA's bankruptcy filing, with the exception of some en route red-eye flights, which arrived on April 3.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://tz.flightlookup.com/routemap/ata_FlashMapping_002.php |title=ATA Route Map |publisher=Tz.flightlookup.com |access-date=August 9, 2013 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120220113632/http://tz.flightlookup.com/routemap/ata_FlashMapping_002.php |archive-date=February 20, 2012 }}</ref> With ATA's additions of [[Kona, Hawaii|Kona]] and [[Lihue, Hawaii]] in June 2007, the airline was serving more Hawaiian destinations nonstop from the mainland United States than any other airline in the world at the time.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://ata.com/about_ata/news/20070614.pdf |title=ATA serves most Hawaiian cities nonstop |publisher=Ata.com |access-date=August 9, 2013}}</ref> Scheduled passenger service to a number of destinations listed below was discontinued prior to ATA's bankruptcy.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.departedflights.com/TZwinter2003.html |title=TZwinter2003 |publisher=Departedflights.com |access-date=August 9, 2013}}</ref> At its peak, ATA served 35 destinations worldwide. Some destination information has been taken from ATA route maps from 1994 to 2003.<ref>http://www.departedflights.com, ATA/American Trans Air route maps, 1994-2003</ref>

'''[[Albania]]'''
* [[Tirana]] ([[Tirana International Airport Nënë Tereza]]) - ''service ended for unknown reasons''

'''[[Caribbean]]''' (excluding U.S. territories)
* [[Aruba]] ([[Queen Beatrix International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Grand Cayman]] ([[Owen Roberts International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Montego Bay, Jamaica]] ([[Sangster International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Nassau, Bahamas]] ([[Lynden Pindling International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Punta Cana, Dominican Republic]] ([[Punta Cana International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''

'''Ireland'''
* [[Dublin]] ([[Dublin Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Shannon, County Clare|Shannon]] ([[Shannon Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''

'''[[Latvia]]'''
* [[Riga]] ([[Riga International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''

'''Mexico'''
* [[Cancún]] ([[Cancún International Airport]]) – ''service originally scheduled to end June 7, 2008''
* [[Guadalajara]] ([[Guadalajara International Airport]]) – ''service originally scheduled to end June 7, 2008''
* [[Ixtapa]] ([[Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Puerto Vallarta]] ([[Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[León, Guanajuato]] ([[Bajío International Airport]]) – ''1999 shuttle service for GM Silao plant launch''

'''[[Nigeria]]'''

* [[Lagos]] ([[Murtala Muhammed International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''

'''Northern Ireland''', '''UK'''
*[[Belfast]] ([[Belfast International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''

'''United States'''
* [[Boston]] ([[Logan International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Charlotte, North Carolina]] ([[Charlotte/Douglas International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Chicago]] ([[Chicago Midway International Airport]]), '''hub''' – ''service originally scheduled to end June 7, 2008''
* [[Dallas]]/[[Fort Worth]] ([[Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport]]) – ''service originally scheduled to end April 14, 2008''
* [[Denver]] ([[Denver International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Ft. Lauderdale, Florida]] ([[Fort Lauderdale – Hollywood International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Fort Myers, Florida]] ([[Southwest Florida International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Hilo, Hawaii]] ([[Hilo International Airport]])
* [[Honolulu, Hawaii]] ([[Honolulu International Airport]]), '''focus city'''
* [[Houston, Texas]] ([[George Bush Intercontinental Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Houston, Texas]] ([[William P. Hobby Airport]])
* [[Indianapolis]] ([[Indianapolis International Airport]]), '''hub''' – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy; ATA was also headquartered in Indianapolis''
* [[Kahului, Hawaii]] ([[Kahului Airport]]), '''focus city'''
* [[Kailua, Hawaii]] ([[Kona International Airport]])
* [[Las Vegas, Nevada|Las Vegas]] ([[McCarran International Airport]])
* [[Lihue, Hawaii]] ([[Lihu'e Airport]])
* [[Los Angeles]] ([[Los Angeles International Airport]])
* [[Miami, Florida]] ([[Miami International Airport]]) 
* [[Milwaukee]] ([[General Mitchell International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Minneapolis]] ([[Minneapolis−Saint Paul International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Newark, New Jersey]] ([[Newark Liberty International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[New York City]] ([[John F. Kennedy International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[New York City]] ([[LaGuardia Airport]])
* [[Oakland, California]] ([[Oakland International Airport]]), '''focus city'''
* [[Ontario, California]] ([[Ontario International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Orlando, Florida|Orlando]] ([[Orlando International Airport]])
* [[Philadelphia]] ([[Philadelphia International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Phoenix, Arizona]] ([[Sky Harbor International Airport]])
* [[Pittsburgh]] ([[Pittsburgh International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Portland, Oregon]] ([[Portland International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[St. Louis, Missouri]] ([[St. Louis Lambert International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[St. Petersburg, Florida|St. Petersburg]]/[[Clearwater, Florida]] ([[St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Salt Lake City, Utah]] ([[Salt Lake City International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[San Diego, California]] ([[San Diego International Airport]])
* [[San Francisco]] ([[San Francisco International Airport]])
* [[San Jose, California]] ([[San Jose International Airport]])
* [[Sarasota, Florida]] ([[Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Seattle]] ([[SeaTac International Airport]])
* [[Tampa, Florida]] ([[Tampa International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[Washington, DC]] ([[Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport]])
* [[West Palm Beach, Florida]] ([[Palm Beach International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy'' 
'''U.S. insular areas in the Caribbean''':
* [[St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands]] ([[Henry E. Rohlsen Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands]] ([[Cyril E. King International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''
* [[San Juan, Puerto Rico]] ([[Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport]]) – ''service ended prior to bankruptcy''

ATA also flew charter flights to [[London Gatwick Airport]], [[London Stansted Airport]] and [[Manchester, UK]] via technical stops in [[Gander, Newfoundland]] in Canada.