These travelers unknowingly threw their money out the window. When you book a window seat on a plane, you’re likely expecting to be seated next to a window — but some airlines argue otherwise. In ...

A lawsuit accused two airlines of selling "windowless window seats" without warning passengers. I was curious about the experience, so I booked one myself. It turned out to be a good spot to sleep on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When you pay extra and book a "window seat" on a flight, it's fair to expect that you actually have a window seat when you board ...

WASHINGTON — United Airlines is asking a federal judge to dismiss a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the airline of charging passengers extra for “window seats” that didn’t actually have windows ...

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.

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 ...

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 ...

Windowless window seats. The very term is comedic. Unless, that is, you're the passenger stuck in one, staring at a blank white wall, when you thought you'd be able to see the clouds and landscape ...