About Air Transport International, Inc.
Air Transport International, Inc. (ATI) is a United States-based airline with a rich history spanning over four decades, primarily focused on cargo and charter operations. The airline was founded in 1978 as US Airways, subsequently rebranded as Interstate Airlines in 1980, and adopted its current name, Air Transport International, in 1988. Over the years, ATI has undergone several structural changes, including mergers and acquisitions, and is currently a subsidiary of the Air Transport Services Group (ATSG), which acquired its parent company in 2007/2008.
ATI's main operational base and headquarters are located in Wilmington, Ohio, with Wilmington Air Park serving as its primary hub. The airline also lists Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport as a hub. It operates a substantial fleet primarily composed of Boeing aircraft, including over 40-50 in-service units. The fleet notably features Boeing 767-300 freighters (43 in service), Boeing 767-200 freighters (2 in service), and Boeing 757-200 combi aircraft (4 in service), which are capable of carrying both cargo and passengers.
The airline's route network is global, providing worldwide cargo and passenger charter services. Its clientele includes the express package industry, freight forwarders, and the United States Department of Defense. ATI also engages in wet-leasing aircraft to other operators and serves as a primary carrier for Amazon Air. Given its specialization in cargo and charter services, ATI is not a member of major airline alliances like Star Alliance, SkyTeam, or Oneworld, which are typically associated with commercial passenger airlines. Specific cabin classes for traditional commercial passenger travel are not offered, as its passenger operations are predominantly specialized charters.
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