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Category Archives: Law In Travel

Law In TravelLos Angeles LAX

A Crass Billboard At LAX

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 11, 2019November 14, 2023 16 Comments
LAX Crass Billboard

I’m amused at a pair of new billboards that has sprung up above the ridesharing pick-up lot at Los Angeles International Airport… As you drive into or out of LAX, you’ll be met with all sorts of billboards. Most...

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FrontierLaw In Travel

Female Pilots Sue Frontier Airlines For Punishing Pregnancy, Motherhood

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 11, 2019November 14, 2023 11 Comments
Frontier Pregnancy Lawsuit

Eight female pilots and flight attendants are suing Frontier Airlines, claiming the budget carrier discriminates against pregnant women and those who are breastfeeding. Take Randi Freyer. She’s a Frontier Airlines pilot and a mother of two. Two months before...

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emiratesLaw In Travel

Emirates Interrogates + Denies Boarding To Woman Allergic To Apples

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 11, 2019November 14, 2023 14 Comments
Emirates Apple Allergy

A woman who alerted Emirates that she was allergic to apples was instead interrogated by Emirates employees upon check-in and ultimately denied boarding. The incident took place last year, but was discussed in the New York Times’ “Tripped Up”...

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American AirlinesLaw In Travel

Woman Forced To Remove “Hail Satan” Shirt On American Airlines

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 7, 2019November 14, 2023 29 Comments
Hail Satan Shirt American Airlines

A woman was forced to remove her “Hail Satan” t-shirt on an American Airlines flight from Miami to Las Vegas. Was this appropriate or another case of a flight attendant going too far in policing wardrobes? Swati Runi Goyal...

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Delta Air LinesLaw In Travel

Fired Flight Attendant Accused Of Stealing Milk and Cereal Bowls Sues Delta, Claims Discrimination

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 6, 2019November 14, 2023 26 Comments
Delta Fires Flight Attendant

A 79-year-old flight attendant is suing Delta for firing her under false pretenses. She argues jealous colleagues targeted her because of her high salary. But Delta is standing by its termination. Veteran Flight Attendant Sacked By Delta Ida Gomez...

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American AirlinesLaw In Travel

Genius: Hoping For Upgrade, Woman Fakes Medical Emergency On Single-Cabin Aircraft

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 3, 2019November 14, 2023 8 Comments
American Airlines Fake Medical Diversion

A woman was arrested after admitting to faking an emergency onboard in hopes of securing an upgrade. Small problem, though: the aircraft had no premium cabin. The incident took place on American Airlines flight 3508 from Pensacola to Miami last...

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amtrakLaw In Travel

Amtrak Won’t Let You Sue, Even After A Crash

Matthew Klint Posted onDecember 3, 2019November 14, 2023 22 Comments
Amtrak Arbitration Clause

You buy an Amtrak ticket. Your train derails. You are severely injured. And you can’t sue. Why? Blame the fine print in your ticket rules. Back in January, Amtrak quietly revised the language of its ticket terms and conditions....

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Law In TravelLufthansa

Man Impersonates Lufthansa Pilot For Free First Class Upgrades

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 30, 2019November 14, 2023 3 Comments
Fake Lufthansa Pilot

Catch me if you can? The man has been caught…and wait till you hear his defense. Man Arrested For Impersonating Lufthansa Pilot Rajan Mahbubani is a self-identified frequent flyer. The 48-year-old acquired a Lufthansa’s pilot uniform and fake ID...

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Law In Travel

Atlanta Airport Wants To Help You Stop Smoking With Absurd Smoking Ban

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 29, 2019November 14, 2023 9 Comments
a woman smoking a cigarette

Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport will soon close all its smoking rooms. At the same time, it wants to help you stop smoking through a free nicotine lozenges. I’m strongly of the opinion that indoor, airside smoking lounges should remain. While smoking...

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Law In TravelLufthansa

Does Lufthansa Think It’s Above The Law?

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 29, 2019November 14, 2023 14 Comments
Lufthansa Above Law

Lufthansa is in trouble with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration for operating “illegally” from two U.S. cities. In fact, the FAA implies that Lufthansa knowingly flouted regulations. That plays into a common theme: does Lufthansa think it’s above the...

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JetlinesLaw In Travel

Why Is A Canadian Start Up Airline Suing Jet Blue Founder?

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 25, 2019November 14, 2023 1 Comment
Jetlines Neeleman Lawsuit

A Canadian start-up airline is suing JetBlue founder David Neeleman, claiming he negatively interfered with their venture capital funding then gloated about it. Vancouver-based Canada Jetlines Ltd. wants to offer Ryanair or EasyJet style ultra-low-cost service in Canada. Although...

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HotelsLaw In Travel

Should Hotels Ban Local Residents?

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 21, 2019November 14, 2023 26 Comments
Hotel Ban Locals

My knee-jerk answer is NO WAY, but hotels are not totally out-of-line for raising questions about local residents checking-in. The issue was brought to my attention by The Gate, which shared a story about an Illinois couple being denied...

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Law In TravelQantas

Qantas Will Bankroll Defamation Lawsuit After American Rapper Accuses Flight Attendant of Racism

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 19, 2019November 14, 2023 12 Comments
Qantas Racist Flight Attendant

Qantas is standing firmly behind its flight attendant against a charge of racism by American rapper William Adams, popularly known as will.i.am. Adams, of the Black Eyed Peas group, was on a flight from Brisbane to Sydney and alleges...

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chinaLaw In TravelNews

How A Cockpit Photo Outraged China

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 6, 2019November 14, 2023 24 Comments
China Cockpit Photo

A pilot lets his girlfriend sit in the cockpit. She posts it on social media. A blogger notices and complains on Weibo. Outrage grows. Many are punished. The pilot is banned for life. But was the reaction a bit...

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Law In TravelSouthwest Airlines

When Does An Airline “Joke” Impermissibly Cross The Line?

Matthew Klint Posted onNovember 2, 2019November 14, 2023 19 Comments
Southwest Airlines Joke Lawsuit

When does a joke cross from crass to simply inappropriate? When does it becomes grounds for a lawsuit. Those are the leading questions emerging from a flight attendant lawsuit against Southwest Airlines. For Renee Steinaker, a Southwest flight attendant...

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Law In TravelSouthwest Airlines

Southwest Comes Out Swinging Against Flight Attendant Who Alleged Voyeurism

Matthew Klint Posted onOctober 29, 2019November 14, 2023 4 Comments
Southwest Airlines Lawsuit Response

Southwest Airlines has vowed to “vigorously defend” against a flight attendant lawsuit which alleges two pilots placed a hidden video camera in an aircraft lavatory on a flight to Phoenix. After initially failing to directly address the matter, Southwest...

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Law In TravelSouthwest Airlines

Southwest Flight Attendant Catches Pilots Live Streaming…The Lavatory

Matthew Klint Posted onOctober 28, 2019November 14, 2023 4 Comments
Southwest Airlines Voyeurism

Southwest Airlines flight attendant Renee Steinaker is suing Southwest, claiming retaliation for reporting two pilots who allegedly placed a hidden camera in an onboard lavatory. This is a really bizarre story. It begins onboard a Southwest flight from Baltimore...

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American AirlinesLaw In Travel

Nervous American Airlines Flight Attendant Leads To Money Laundering Bust

Matthew Klint Posted onOctober 24, 2019November 14, 2023 14 Comments
American Airlines Money Laundering

Some people are horrible liars. Like the American Airlines flight attendant who got a little nervous when questioned by customs officials in Miami. The result was four flight attendants arrested for money laundering. After arriving from Santiago (SCL), immigration...

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JetBlueLaw In Travel

How A JetBlue Gate Agent Truly Gamed The System

Matthew Klint Posted onOctober 21, 2019November 14, 2023 18 Comments
JetBlue Agent Fraud

A former JetBlue gate agent faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for an elaborate yet simply-executed fraud scheme. Tiffany Jenkins was an enterprising gate agent for JetBlue in Boston. She hatched a plan to save...

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asianaLaw In Travel

Why Asiana Faces A Punitive 45-Day Ban At SFO

Matthew Klint Posted onOctober 18, 2019October 18, 2019 7 Comments
Asiana Airlines SFO Suspension

South Korea’s Supreme Court was clear: actions carry consequences. And for troubled Asiana, that means a 45-day ban in service to San Francisco (SFO). In July 2013, Asiana Flight 203 undershot the runway at SFO, crashing after the 777-200ER’s tail...

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