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Passengers Sue Delta, United Over Windowless 'Window' Seats

8/20/2025

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Passengers have filed class action lawsuits against Delta and United Airlines for selling windowless "window" seats in California and New York.
The lawsuits claim these seats, adjacent to blank walls, affect over 1 million passengers.
Plaintiffs seek millions in damages, stating they would not have purchased these seats if informed.
Unlike competitors, Delta and United did not disclose the absence of windows during booking.
Nicholas Meyer and Marc Brenman lead the lawsuits; both airlines have not publicly responded.

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Story summary

Passengers have filed class action lawsuits against Delta and United Airlines for selling windowless "window" seats in California and New York.
The lawsuits claim these seats, adjacent to blank walls, affect over 1 million passengers.
Plaintiffs seek millions in damages, stating they would not have purchased these seats if informed.
Unlike competitors, Delta and United did not disclose the absence of windows during booking.
Nicholas Meyer and Marc Brenman lead the lawsuits; both airlines have not publicly responded.