Air Transport Ass'n of America, Inc. v. Cuomo

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a state law requiring airlines to 12 provide amenities during long flight delays was preempted
• holding that the provision of amenities during a lengthy ground stay was a \service\ under § 41713(b)(1)
• holding that the provision of amenities during a lengthy ground stay was a “service” under § 41713(b)(1)
• holding that service-related requirements imposed on air carriers by the New York “Passenger Bill of Rights” were preempted by the ADA because they would frustrate the ADA’s objective of having such requirements determined by “competitive market forces”
• noting that the Second Circuit has “acknowledged that the FAA does not preempt all state law tort actions”
• holding that ADA preempted New York’s “Passenger Bill of Rights”

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