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Levey v. Concesionaria Vuela Compania de Aviacion, S.A.P.I. de C.V. et al
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July 31, 2020
Passengers Slam Mexican Airline's Bid To Toss Refund Suit
Mexican airline Volaris shouldn't be allowed to toss a lawsuit from ticket buyers over its cancellation of several U.S. flights to Mexico amid the coronavirus pandemic, the customers argue, because the airline steered passengers to take short-term credit toward future flights instead of offering the required refunds.
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June 23, 2020
Mexican Airline Wants Out Of Suit Over Virus Cancellations
Mexican airline Volaris on Monday asked an Illinois federal court to dismiss a proposed class action over its cancellation of several of its U.S. flights to Mexico amid the coronavirus pandemic, saying the claims are "undeniably moot" because the airline has been offering passengers refunds.
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April 09, 2020
Travelers Sue Mexican Airline Over Denied COVID-19 Refunds
Mexican airline Volaris quietly canceled several of its U.S. flights to Mexico amid the coronavirus pandemic and has unlawfully refused to refund its travelers or let them rebook their flights without penalty, a proposed class action in Illinois federal court says.