The lawsuit says that American Airlines and Alaska Airlines indicate that those are seats without windows. Passenger Aviva Copaken claims she paid between $45.99 and $169.99 for window seats on three United flights that ended up having a wall next to them. The airline refunded two of the three extra charges, the San Fransico Chronicle reported.

Some passengers feel more comfortable flying with a window seat, and, as every traveler knows, you can sometimes pay more to ensure you get one. However, a law firm is alleging that some airlines, such as Delta and United,

A new complaint filed against United and Delta Airlines on Aug. 19 accuse the airlines of deceptive business practices and false advertising.