Aloha Airlines v. Air Transport Association of America

Aloha Airlines v. Air Transport Association of America involved a dispute over whether airlines could impose additional passenger service fees beyond the base fare. Aloha Airlines argued that these excess fees were unfair and unintended under federal regulations. The case centered on interpreting the federal law governing airline pricing and whether it preempted state laws or regulations. Ultimately, the court's decision impacted how airlines structure their fare systems and highlighted the balance between federal regulation and competition in the airline industry.