1. ATA Airlines, Inc. (formerly known as American Trans Air) AGIFORS Crew Resources Conference New York City - May 2003

2. ATA Holdings Corp. ATA Holdings Corp. is the parent holding company for ATA Airlines, and four other subsidiaries, and is traded on the NASDAQ exchange (ATAH). Subsidiaries: ATA Airlines, providing scheduled service to over 40 destinations. ATA Charter, the largest North American operator of charter services. ATA Connection (Chicago Express Airlines, Inc., a regional commuter airline). Ambassadair Travel Club, the largest air travel club in the U.S. ATA Training Corporation, providing training for students to become certified Air Frame and Power Plant Technicians.

3. Business Focus ATA serves major business centers and the most popular vacation destinations through its growing scheduled service and charter operations. Now in its 30th year, ATA's brand of reliable, high quality air transportation serves more than 10 million passengers annually. Operating profit 27 of 30 years.

4. Milestones 1973 Year founded as an air travel club, Ambassadair by J. George Mikelsons, Chairman and CEO of ATA Holdings. 1981 Air carrier status approved 1986 Scheduled passenger service begins 1992 Scheduled service hub opens at Chicago-Midway 1999 Surpassed $1 billion in annual revenue 2000 "Major Carrier" status achieved 2001 Begins re-fleeting process and scheduled service from Chicago-Midway to international destinations. 2002 ATA becomes the number one carrier from both Indianapolis International Airport and Chicago-Midway, and the third largest carrier overall in Chicago, based on the number of passengers flown. 2003 ATA announces a company name change from American Trans Air, Inc. to ATA Airlines, Inc.

5. Scheduled Service Markets ATA, the 10th largest U.S. passenger airline, offers low fares and integrated tour packages, along with the convenience and value of nonstop service, electronic ticketing, and advance seat assignment Gateways Chicago-Midway, Indianapolis, St. Petersburg, FL, San Francisco and Los Angeles

6. Domestic Destinations BostonNew York – (LGA) Chicago – (MDW)Newark CharlotteOrlando Dallas/Ft. WorthPhiladelphia DenverPhoenix Ft. LauderdalePittsburgh Ft. MyersSan Jose IndianapolisSarasota Las VegasSt. Petersburg Los AngelesSan Francisco MiamiSeattle Minneapolis/St. PaulWashington, DC (DCA)

7. International Destinations Aruba Cancun Honolulu Lihue Grand Cayman Guadalajara Maui Montego Bay Puerto Vallarta San Juan

9. Charter Service ATA is the largest North American operator of commercial and military charters. ATA provides worldwide capacity to more than 400 destinations for a variety of customers, including leading tour operators, the U.S. military, government agencies, incentive customers and corporate clients.

10. Fleet 2001-2002 Major fleet transition: –Replaced 24 B727-200 aircraft with 30 B737-800 aircraft –U.S. launch customer for 12 B757-300 aircraft 2003 Fleet Mix: Jan 01Dec 31 B737-800 30 32 B757-200/30025 27 L1011-50/50010 6 Total 65 65 2004 will add 7 B737-800 aircraft

11. Employees 6500 Total Employees 947 Cockpit Crewmembers –881 Pilots – 66 Flight Engineers 1900 Flight Attendants 2003 – ATA is hiring Pilots and Flight Attendants

12. Crew Bases Cockpit JFKL1011 CHIB757/B737 INDB757/B737/L1011 SFOB757 LAXB757/L1011 Flight Attendants NYC CHI IND SFO LAX

13. Crew Resources Applications Crew Pairings - Cygnus Pairing Optimizer Crew Bid Lines - Bornemann CrewPlan –Beta testing Cygnus Bid Line Optimizer Crew Tracking – Bornemann CrewTrac Various Access Programs for awarding bids, reports Interactive Voice Response system - Periphonics Developing various Intranet Web Applications for Crew Viewing and Bidding Internal models/Excel spreadsheets Internally developed Crew Training Records system Internally developed Hotel inventory system