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Martin Siegel, et al v. Delta Air Lines, Inc., et al

  1. June 11, 2018

    11th Circ. Won't Rethink Delta, AirTran Bag-Fee Ruling

    The full Eleventh Circuit on Friday refused to revisit a recent decision rejecting class claims that Delta and AirTran Airways colluded to institute a first-checked baggage fee, allowing its original decision to stand.

  2. April 13, 2018

    Full 11th Circ. Asked To Mull Delta, AirTran Bag-Fee Ruling

    Air passengers asked the full Eleventh Circuit on Friday to revisit a recent decision rejecting multidistrict litigation alleging Delta and AirTran Airways colluded to institute a first checked baggage fee, saying the panel wrongfully created a template for lawful collusion by ruling in favor of the airlines.

  3. March 12, 2018

    11th Circ. Affirms Delta, AirTran Win In Bag-Fee MDL

    In a one-sentence order Friday, the Eleventh Circuit affirmed a Georgia federal judge's summary judgment for Delta Air Lines Inc. and AirTran Airways Inc. in passengers' long-running multidistrict litigation alleging the airlines colluded to institute a fee on first-checked bags.

  4. July 12, 2017

    Petrobras Ruling Aids Flyers In Fee Row, 11th Circ. Told

    A recent Second Circuit ruling on class certification in a case involving Brazilian oil giant Petrobras supports upholding a district court's certification of a class of some 28 million passengers alleging Delta and AirTran Airways conspired on checked bag fees, the passengers told the Eleventh Circuit on Wednesday.

  5. May 31, 2017

    11th Circ. Told Not To Halt Class Cert. Appeal In Bag Fee Row

    Passengers in long-running multidistrict litigation alleging Delta and AirTran Airways colluded to institute a first-checked baggage fee urged the Eleventh Circuit on Tuesday not to pause the airlines' appeal of a Georgia federal judge's certification of a class of approximately 28 million passengers, saying a stay would be unprecedented.

  6. February 21, 2017

    Class Cert. Won't Fly In Delta Fee Suit, 11th Circ. Told

    Delta Air Lines Inc. and AirTran Airways Inc. on Friday told the Eleventh Circuit it would be impractical to uphold a district court's certification of a class of about 28 million passengers in a suit alleging the airlines colluded to institute a first-checked baggage fee.

  7. February 02, 2017

    Bag Fee Class Should Keep Cert., Groups Tell 11th Circ.

    Consumer advocacy groups on Wednesday asked the Eleventh Circuit to uphold the certification of a class of about 28 million passengers in a suit alleging Delta Air Lines Inc. and AirTran Airways Inc. colluded to institute a first-checked-baggage fee, saying there should not be a new test for class treatment.

  8. January 26, 2017

    Passengers Want Class Cert. Upheld In Bag-Fee MDL

    A group of people suing Delta Air Lines Inc. and AirTran Airways Inc. over allegations the airlines colluded to institute a first-checked-baggage fee asked the Eleventh Circuit on Wednesday to uphold a lower court's certification of a class of about 28 million passengers in the case, saying a district court has rejected the airlines' arguments against certification.

  9. November 29, 2016

    Delta, AirTran Want Class Cert. Reversed In Bag-Fee MDL

    Delta Air Lines Inc. and AirTran Airways Inc. on Monday asked the Eleventh Circuit to reverse a lower court’s certification of a class of about 28 million passengers alleging the airlines colluded to institute a first-checked-baggage fee, saying the class hasn’t shown an administratively feasible plan to identify all its members.

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