The law that deregulated the nation’s airlines in 1978 bars a state court suit over Continental Airlines’ policy of not accepting cash for in-flight amenities, a New Jersey appeals court held on Monday.
The Appellate Division said the federal Airline Deregulation Act’s pre-emption clause prohibits state-law claims centered on how an airline decides to provide passenger services.
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