Testimony about safety checks is expected to explore whether the F-A-A is too friendly with the airlines, and letting them get away with violations.
ATA Airlines canceled all flights Thursday after filing for bankruptcy and sought help from other carriers for travelers stranded in a number of cities. The Indianapolis-based airline, once the nation's 10th-largest, entered bankruptcy for the second time in just over three years Wednesday, this time citing the loss of a key military charter business.
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