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United and Delta Airlines Facing Lawsuit

United and Delta face lawsuits over windowless window seats sold to passengers for extra fees

United Airlines and Delta Air Lines are accused of charging passengers for windowless window seats where they were seated next to a wall that blocked the breathtaking views of the sky they were expec...

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United and Delta airlines sued for allegedly selling ‘windowless' window seats

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Delta, United Airlines Face Major Claim Over Window Seats

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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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Delta, United sued over windowless window seats

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United Airlines faces lawsuit after selling ‘windowless’ window seats

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Exclusive: United Airlines Ventures backs Astro Mechanica

The venture capital arm of United Airlines is investing in Astro Mechanica, a startup specializing in high-speed flight. Why it matters: Military applications abound. Astro's products, including propulsion,

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United Airlines Ventures invests in aerospace startup Astro Mechanica

United Airlines' venture capital arm said on Wednesday it has invested in aerospace startup Astro Mechanica, which develops airframe designs and propulsion systems for supersonic aircraft, signaling renewed industry interest in ultra-fast jets.

United Airlines Ventures Bets On Supersonic Future With Astro Mechanica As Rivals Push Into Air Taxis

United Airlines Ventures (UAV) invested in Astro Mechanica for its adaptive propulsion engine. Other airlines also investing in new aviation tech.

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United Airlines resumes operations after tech disruption, but 'residual delays' expected

United Airlines has grounded flights nationwide on Wednesday night due to an issue with its weight and balance computer system.

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American Airlines Pilot Declares Mayday Amid 'Multiple Failures' Onboard in Harrowing Audio Recording

An American Airlines pilot declared a mayday amid 'multiple failures' onboard a Philadelphia-bound flight on Aug. 17. The passenger jet returned safely to Boston Logan International Airport shortly after takeoff.