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Case Proposition: Failure of equipment required by regulations may constitute an unexpected or unusual event giving rise to an accident under the Convention

Arzu v American Airlines, No 25-10606 (5th Circuit 2026)

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Accident Airport User Charges Baggage Bodily Injury Cargo Connecting Flights Damages Denied Boarding Embarking and Disembarking Exclusivity Extraordinary Circumstances Forum Judicial Review Local Law on Consumers Local Law on Disability Local Law on Employment Local Law on Privacy Mental Injury Preemption Procedure Safety Scope under MC99 Successive Carrier Liability Territoriality Time Bar User Charges Waiver

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Article 1 MC99 Article 12 CC44 Article 15 CC44 Article 17 MC99 Article 17 WC29 Article 17(2) MC99 Article 18 MC99 Article 18 WC29 Article 19 MC99 Article 19 WC29 Article 20 WC29 Article 22 MC99 Article 22 WC29 Article 22(2) MC99 Article 22(5) MC99 Article 24 WC29 Article 25 MC99 Article 27 MC99 Article 29 MC99 Article 30 WC29 Article 33 MC99 Article 35 MC99 Article 36 MC99 Article 39 MC99 Article 84 CC44 Chicago Convention 1944 Montreal Convention 1999 Warsaw Convention 1929
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