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United must face lawsuit over 'window seats' that don't have windows, judge rules

A federal judge has ruled that United Airlines must face a class action lawsuit regarding seats sold as 'window seats' that lack actual windows.

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United Airlines is facing a class action lawsuit after a federal judge ruled the company must address claims regarding 'window seats' that do not have windows. Coverage from FOX 13 Tampa Bay, Fox Business, Yahoo, and inc.com emphasizes that the airline's argument—that a window seat does not necessarily require a window—was shut down by the court.

Future developments will depend on the progression of the class action lawsuit following the judge's ruling.

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What is the core of the lawsuit against United Airlines?

The lawsuit concerns the airline selling seats labeled as 'window seats' that do not actually have windows.

What was United Airlines' position on the matter?

According to inc.com, United claimed that a 'window seat' does not need to have a window.

What did the judge decide?

The federal judge ruled that United Airlines must face the class action lawsuit.

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