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Air Charter Service Inc. v. Royal Caribbean International Ltd.
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December 20, 2017
Royal Caribbean, Air Charter Drop Delayed Flights Row
An airplane charter company has dropped its lawsuit against Royal Caribbean International Ltd. over allegations that the latter failed to pay it for the cost of flying stranded cruise ship passengers between Barcelona, Spain, and Nice, France, after the parties told a New York federal judge Tuesday that they'd reached a settlement.
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August 14, 2017
Royal Caribbean Didn't Pay For Chartered Flights, Suit Says
Royal Caribbean allegedly failed to pay an airplane charter company for the cost of flying stranded cruise ship passengers between Barcelona, Spain, and Nice, France, breaching a contract between the parties, according to a suit filed Friday in New York federal court.