Texas Court Advances American Airlines' $100M Claim Against JetBlue
A Texas court rejected JetBlue's motion to dismiss, allowing American Airlines to pursue its $100 million claim from the collapsed Northeast Alliance.
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A Texas court rejected JetBlue's motion to dismiss, allowing American Airlines to pursue its $100 million claim from the collapsed Northeast Alliance.
The FBI investigated over 170 sexual assault cases on flights in 2024; the surge prompts new calls for enhanced passenger safety and reporting protocols.
Air India began final compensation for the June 2025 Boeing 787-8 crash; families must agree not to file lawsuits to receive the immediate payments.
UK passengers may claim partial refunds for broken in-flight screens under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, as UK261 rules do not cover entertainment issues.
The Guyana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) issued a zero-tolerance warning on drone safety after a UAV flew over a government minister's private residence, risking personal privacy and airspace integrity.
Alaska Airlines passenger Trayton C. Ballot received an 18-month prison sentence for sexually assaulting a teen mid-flight, underscoring the serious federal penalties for in-flight misconduct.
Boeing faces a Fifth Circuit challenge from 31 victims' families seeking to overturn the criminal conspiracy case dismissal, citing violations of the Crime Victims' Rights Act.
Aer Lingus flight EI 135 was forced to return to Shannon Airport after a passenger sexually assaulted a minor; the Galway man later pleaded guilty in court.
Ryanair faced a disruptive passenger incident when Jerzy Skiba (49) was arrested in Dublin for verbally assaulting cabin crew after being refused alcohol.
IATA warns global airlines of mounting legal and regulatory risks from ESG, AI, and privacy rules, setting the stage for the 2026 World Legal Symposium in Warsaw.