A lawsuit filed by Mesa Air Group Inc. against an Aloha Airlines pilot was dismissed Monday in federal court. Mesa had argued that the pilot, Mike Uslan, admitted involvement in providing material for a Web site critical of go! airlines, an interisland carrier Mesa launched last year, and that its posted content defamed Mesa, made false statements, competed unfairly and infringed on trademarks.
June 26, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A lawsuit filed by Mesa Air Group Inc. against Aloha Airlines pilot Mike Uslan was dismissed Monday in federal court in Phoenix.
The case involved a Web site that is critical of go! airlines, an interisland carrier Mesa launched last year to compete against Aloha and Hawaiian Airlines.
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