The purported class action on behalf of unharmed (and even un-inconvenienced) customers is looked on askance at Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog (”It is just far beyond silly.”) and by many readers at Consumerist (via P&S)(earlier).
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The airlines acted negligently by failing to safety test planes. It would be worse not to sue because it sets an unsavory president that other airlines may follow. This is no slippery slope argument; the people who flew those flights would not have boarded if they had known of these missed inspections.
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