United Airlines and a lawsuit filed a lawsuit against the sale of window seats without windows

United Airlines and Delta Airlines They are accused of charging travelers to get window seats without windows, as they were sitting next to the wall, which prevented the scenic views of the sky they were expecting.

Claims against airlines were filed separately in San Francisco and New York City on behalf of the passengers who said they had paid more for the window seat.

“A large percentage of the passengers of window airlines is preferred, and they are ready to pay additional funds to obtain them,” and both cases filed by Greenbau Olbrantz Law State. “For many, it is a special experience to see the world of 30,000 feet, or to see a descent to Laguardia.”

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United refused to comment on Case Upon reaching it by Fox Business, quoting its policy of not commenting on continuous litigation. Fox also arrived at Delta.

The lawsuit noted that US Airlines and Alaska Airlines inform customers if the seats they want to buy do not contain windows.

Both airlines are accused of engaging in deceptive commercial practices. Meanwhile, United and Delta are likely to have sold at least a million seats without windows, the lawsuit said.

The United lawsuit was accompanied by “window” seats without a window.

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Like many airlines, UNITED and DELTA offers basic prices, which do not allow customers to choose their favorite Selection seat.

They must pay additional fees to do so.

“When travelers reserve a seat on a plane next to the wall, they expect to have a window,” says the Delta suit.

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Prosecutors are looking for unspecified compensation and ask the judge to prevent airlines from selling seats without windows moving forward.