A lawsuit regarding airline seating has been allowed to proceed by a judge. The issue at hand involves seats labeled as window seats that do not actually have windows.
Plaintiffs in the case have stated that they choose window seats for various personal reasons. These reasons include helping to alleviate motion sickness, managing a fear of flying, or simply wanting to take in the view during the flight.
Further details about the lawsuit and the judge's decision can be found through KTXS ABC 12.
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