United, Delta sued over upcharges for 'windowless' window seats | Morning in America
November 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelProposed class action lawsuits against United Airlines and Delta Air Lines claim the companies up-sold passengers a window seat, only to give them the innermost seat without a view. Sandra McLemore, a travel industry expert, tells “Morning in America” that Boeing 737s have at least one row without a window due to the placement of certain components, and these planes make up over half of United’s fleet.
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