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Are Cashless Only In-flight Airline Sales Discrimination?

August 19, 2011 by flyingfish 34 Comments

What happens when an attorney packs all of his credit cards and debit cards into his checked baggage before boarding a 9 hour 40 minute flight from Honolulu (HNL) to Newark (EWR)? A law suit of course! Last year Attorney Michael Rosen took a trip to Honolulu Hawaii with Continental Airlines (now United Airlines),…

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Are Cashless Only In-flight Airline Sales Discrimination?

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