Passengers In Antitrust Case Gain Time To Study United Docs

By Matt Bernardini (September 13, 2018, 6:05 PM EDT) -- A D.C. federal judge on Thursday gave passengers more time to sift through 3.5 million documents produced by United Airlines, after they found that only a small percentage of the records was usable in an antitrust case accusing major airlines of limiting seats available on domestic flights and charging consumers high rates....

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