Two press releases combined as one for brevity. If you want the pretty Microsoft Word .doc file, let me know privately (blainethompson@hotmail.com) - Blaine ATA Announces Policy for National Airlines’ Ticket Holders INDIANAPOLIS, November 7, 2002 – Due to the recent announcement that National Airlines has suspended flight operations, ATA (American Trans Air, Inc., Nasdaq: ATAH) has agreed to honor National Airlines’ tickets on flights where space is available. Standby travel is available for a $25 fee each way. Travel must occur the same day and to the same origin/destination as originally scheduled with National Airlines. Passengers may also book guaranteed space for travel on ATA that corresponds with their National itinerary for $100 each way. This offer expires January 7, 2003. In addition, customers may purchase a ticket for travel on ATA at the lowest available fare. This offer applies only in markets served by ATA and to customers holding paper or electronic tickets (e-tickets) for travel on National Airlines. Original tickets issued by National Airlines must have been issued prior to November 8, 2002. Term passes and non-revenue tickets will not be accepted. Passengers holding tickets on National Airlines can call ATA’s reservation center at 1-800-I-FLY-ATA and must present their National Airlines paper ticket or e-ticket confirmation at an ATA ticket counter. Travel agent and Internet bookings are not permitted. Now celebrating its 30th year of operation, ATA is the nation’s 10th largest passenger carrier based on revenue passenger miles. ATA operates significant scheduled service from Chicago-Midway and Indianapolis to over 40 business and vacation destinations. To learn more about the Company, visit the website at www.ata.com. ### ATA Connection Sets Record for Number of Enplaned Passengers INDIANAPOLIS, November 7, 2002 – ATA Connection (Chicago Express Airlines, Inc.), a wholly-owned subsidiary of ATA Holdings Corp. (Nasdaq: ATAH), today reported that it has set another company record. In October, the regional airline carried more than 90,000 enplaned passengers (the total number of revenue passengers boarding an aircraft) system-wide. This record high surpasses the previous service record set in July of this year, with 89,000 enplaned passengers. “ATA Connection has been aggressively working to achieve this important milestone,” said Gary Marsh, ATA Connection’s President. “The demand for service has been high, and our customers have responded phenomenally to our recently added destinations and frequencies. As we look to the future, we eagerly anticipate breaking this record once again.” ATA Connection currently provides regional airline service between Chicago-Midway and 13 Midwestern cities. During the last six months, the carrier added five new destinations, including Moline, Ill., Toledo, Ohio, Flint, Mich., Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Lexington, Ky. And due to customer demand, an additional daily flight has been added to both Toledo and Flint since their inception in June and July, respectively. Now celebrating its 30th year of operation, ATA is the nation’s 10th largest passenger carrier based on revenue passenger miles. ATA operates significant scheduled service from Chicago-Midway and Indianapolis to over 40 business and vacation destinations. To learn more about the Company, visit the website at www.ata.com. ### _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus