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Passengers Sue Delta and United Over Windowless 'Window' Seats

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Source: The New York Times
Passengers Sue Delta and United Over Windowless 'Window' Seats
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Passengers have filed lawsuits against Delta and United Airlines, claiming they were unfairly charged extra for window seats that were actually adjacent to walls and lacked windows, with the airlines allegedly misrepresenting these seats as window seats during sales.

Topics:businesslaw#airlines#delta#law#lawsuits#united#windowless-seats
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  1. Delta and United Passengers Sue Airlines Over Fees for Windowless Window Seats  The New York Times
  2. Why passengers say they are filing suits over windowless window seats on Delta, United planes  ABC News
  3. Airlines Delta and United sued for selling 'window seats' without windows  BBC
  4. United and Delta Airlines Facing Lawsuit After Allegedly Selling Windowless 'Window' Seats to Passengers  People.com
  5. Their ‘window seats’ lacked windows. Now they’re suing the airlines.  The Washington Post

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