A passener in a seat positioned between two windows. Some airplane window seats lack windows due to seat configurations that don’t align with the fixed window placements built into the aircraft ...

Delta Air Lines and United Airlines are being sued for selling "window" tickets that don't actually feature a window. Class-action lawsuits have been filed against both airlines that could win damages ...

This debate has probably sparked more passive-aggressive arguments between travel companions than any other seating arrangement in human history. Window people insist on the view and the wall to lean ...

Picture this: You excitedly go online to book a flight for yourself, where you discover that there are still window seats available. You click the option that promises sky-high views (and maybe a ...

I’m a window-seat kind of flyer. I appreciate having the wall to lean on, a bit of extra privacy and, of course, the view. But on more than a few flights, I’ve reached my “window” seat only to ...

Two suits filed this week accuse the airlines of unfairly charging passengers extra fees for window seats that the carriers knew were adjacent to aircraft walls. By Gabe Castro-Root Two lawsuits filed ...

Passengers sue United and Delta over allegations of deceptive seat assignments. Complaint centers on “window seats without windows” sold at a premium. Airlines face scrutiny for transparency in seat ...

Aisle seats? You get that extra room on one side, and you don't have to clamber over anyone to get to the bathroom. Middle seats? The advantage there is... nothing really, no one takes a middle seat ...

You ever get the sense the airlines are lying to you? Sure, the government shutdown wasn’t their fault. But are they always honest — in this instance and others — when flyers face delays? How often ...

Some airplane window seats lack windows due to seat configurations that don’t align with the fixed window placements built into the aircraft fuselage. Airlines often adjust seat pitch to add more rows ...

United Airlines passengers who pay a seat-selection fee for a seat labeled as "window" have no assurance they are paying for a seat with an actual window, the airline argued in a Nov. 10 court filing.