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Plaintiff avoids preemptive effect of Montreal Convention by court’s holding that claims are for non-performance, not delay

Kenneth Nankin wrote 4 months ago: Mullaney v. Delta Air Lines, Inc. (S.D.N.Y. June 3, 2009).  According to the plaintiff, Delta cancel … more →

Tags: airlines, Delay, Passenger claims

Court analyzes definition of “international carriage” under Montreal Convention

Kenneth Nankin wrote 9 months ago: Jones v. USA 3000 Airlines (E.D. Mo. Feb. 9, 2009).  During a flight from St. Louis to Jamaica, a fl … more →

Tags: airlines, International carriage, Passenger claims

Court’s narrow view of Montreal Convention preemption results in remand to state court

Kenneth Nankin wrote 10 months ago: Narkiewicz-Laine v. Scandinavian Airlines Systems (N.D. Ill. Sept. 12, 2008).  In his state court co … more →

Tags: airlines, Delay, Passenger claims, Removal to federal court, Subject Matter Jurisdiction

Court rules on summary judgment motions in charter flights class action

Kenneth Nankin wrote 1 year ago: In re Nigeria Charter Flights Contract Litigation (E.D.N.Y. Oct. 25, 2007).  In 2002, World Airways, … more →

Tags: Passenger claims, airlines, Preemption - ADA, Delay, charter flights, Class Actions

Montreal Convention inapplicable where injured passenger unable to prove that airline regarded multi-airline carriage as "single operation"

Kenneth Nankin wrote 1 year ago: Kruger v. United Air Lines, Inc. (N.D. Cal. Nov. 1, 2007).  While waiting on a jetway to board a fli … more →

Tags: accident, airlines, Boarding, bodily injury, "Embarking or disembarking", Passenger claims, Personal Injury, Single operation

Warsaw Convention preempts passenger tort claim against airline

Kenneth Nankin wrote 1 year ago: Small v. America West Airlines, Inc. (D.N.J. Oct. 30, 2007).  The passenger alleged that the airline … more →

Tags: airlines, Baggage loss and damage, Passenger claims

Passengers' state law seating and routing claims held preempted

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Onwuteaka v. Northwest Airlines, Inc. and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (S.D. Tex. May 10, 2007).  The pa … more →

Tags: Passenger claims, airlines, Delay

Airline's liability limited even for baggage checked against passenger's will

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Booker v. BWIA West Indies Airways Limited (E.D.N.Y. May 8, 2007).  After the passenger had boarded … more →

Tags: airlines, Baggage loss and damage, Emotional distress damages, Passenger claims

Airline's summary judgment motion under the Warsaw Convention denied because passenger had not been "embarking"

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Dick v. American Airlines, Inc. (D. Mass. Mar. 12, 2007).  The international travel itinerary of the … more →

Tags: airlines, "Embarking or disembarking", Passenger claims, Personal Injury, Two year limit

Airline obtains summary judgment in offended passenger case

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Maduro v. American Airlines, Inc. (Virgin Islands Super. Feb. 26, 2007).  During a layover in Puerto … more →

Tags: airlines, Discrimination, "Embarking or disembarking", Emotional distress damages, Passenger claims, Personal Injury

Passenger's backpack beaning lawsuit survives airline's motion to dismiss

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Kruger v. United Airlines, Inc. (N.D. Cal. Mar. 1, 2007).  While waiting on a jetway to board a flig … more →

Tags: Passenger claims, airlines, Personal Injury, Emotional distress damages

Montreal Convention eats passenger's breakfast claim

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Knowlton v. American Airlines, Inc. (D. Md. Jan. 31, 2007).  The passenger’s ticket for intern … more →

Tags: Passenger claims, airlines, Removal to federal court, Class Actions

Tardy passengers' state common law "bumping" claims held preempted

Kenneth Nankin wrote 2 years ago: Igwe v. Northwest Airlines, Inc. and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (S.D. Tex. Jan. 4, 2007).  Because the … more →

Tags: airlines, Bumping (overbooking), Passenger claims

Passenger state law claims preempted by Montreal Convention

Kenneth Nankin wrote 3 years ago: Malek v. Societe Air France (N.Y. City Civil Ct. Sept. 8, 2006).  Due to a late-arriving flight, the … more →

Tags: airlines, Baggage loss and damage, Delay, Passenger claims

Passenger state law claims preempted by Warsaw Convention

Kenneth Nankin wrote 3 years ago: Mbaba v. Societe Air France, 457 F.3d 496 (5th Cir. (Tex.) July 25, 2006).  At a layover in Paris, t … more →

Tags: airlines, Passenger claims


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