Summary
A man expressed frustration online after paying for a window seat on a Southwest Airlines flight, only to find there was no window. This situation is common on certain aircraft models, and other airlines have faced legal challenges for similar issues. Some passengers prefer windowless seats for sleeping, while others feel misled.
Key Facts
- A man complained online about his Southwest window seat lacking a window.
- The issue is common on 737 aircraft due to air conditioning ducts.
- Specific seats on 737-800 and 737 Max planes are known to lack windows.
- Passengers are advised to check seat maps before selecting seats.
- Legal action has been taken against airlines for charging for window seats without windows.
- United Airlines has faced a class-action lawsuit over this issue.
- United now discloses the location of windowless seats after the lawsuit.
- Some travelers prefer windowless seats as they find them more comfortable for sleeping.
