ATA's disclosure statement approved, Chapter 11 exit near
ATA Holdings, parent of ATA airlines, took a major step toward exiting bankruptcy after the US Bankruptcy Court approved its disclosure statement, which specifies how it intends to finance its restructuring as well as its future operating plan. The reorganization plan calls for an investment of $120...
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