An airline and its former employee are immune from the claims of a passenger who sued after her arrest for allegedly making a bomb threat, a judge ruled.
July 17, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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An airline and its former employee are immune from the claims of a passenger who sued after her arrest for allegedly making a bomb threat, a judge ruled.
Eastern District Judge Eric Vitaliano (See Profile) said the Aviation and Transportation Security Act shielded JetBlue Airways and former ticketing agent Tiffany Malabet from Rosalinda Baez’s suit.
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