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Passengers sue United and Delta for selling 'window' seats next to blank walls

A pair of federal lawsuits filed in San Francisco and New York this week accuse Delta Air Lines and United Airlines of misleading passengers by charging premium fees for window seats next to blank wa...

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Why passengers say they are filing suits over windowless window seats on Delta, United planes

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Passengers are suing Delta and United, saying they paid for window seats that didn't actually have windows

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Airlines facing lawsuits over windowless ‘window seats’

United Airlines and Delta Air Lines were hit with class-action lawsuits Tuesday accusing them of charging passengers more for “window seats” that were actually next to an opaque wall.

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2 big name airlines sued over selling ‘window seats’ without windows

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United, Delta sued over 'window' seats without windows

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Delta and United sued for selling windowless 'window seats'

"Had plaintiffs and the class members known that the seats they were purchasing (were) windowless, they would not have selected them — much less have paid extra," the United complaint said.

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United and Delta Airlines Facing Lawsuit After Allegedly Selling Windowless 'Window' Seats

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Delta, United Airlines Face Major Claim Over Window Seats

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Delta and United face class action lawsuit

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Delta and United Airlines are being sued by passengers who claim they paid extra for so-called window seats. The lawsuits read that passengers paid extra money to sit next to the window, only to find themselves in a seat next to a wall without a window.

Airlines have been upcharging everything from assigned seats to carry-on bags. Customers are finally pushing back

Fed-up passengers filed lawsuits this week claiming that Delta and United sold 'windowless' window seats for an extra fee.

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Delta and United sued for selling windowless 'window' seats

Passengers say Delta and United sold "window" seats without windows, sparking class actions over deceptive fees.