United Airlines Must Face Lawsuit Over 'Windowless Window Seats'

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A federal judge has allowed a class-action lawsuit against United Airlines to proceed, alleging the airline sold "window seats" that lack actual windows.
The suit also names Delta Air Lines and seeks millions in damages for over 1 million passengers.

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A federal judge has allowed a class-action lawsuit against United Airlines to proceed, alleging the airline sold "window seats" that lack actual windows. The suit also names Delta Air Lines and seeks millions in damages for over 1 million passengers.

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