A federal judge has allowed a class-action lawsuit against United Airlines to move forward, accusing the airline of charging extra for window seats that lack actual windows. The plaintiffs argue United breached its contract by selling seats labeled as window seats even though some are next to solid walls. United contends "window seat" refers to seat location, not the presence of a window, but the judge rejected this defense at this stage. The case will proceed in federal court, with plaintiffs seeking to represent passengers nationwide who paid premiums for these misleading window seats.

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Judge allows class-action suit against United Airlines over window seats without windows to proceed

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