A New York gallery has filed a lawsuit alleging that Alaska Airlines caused significant damage to Japanese artwork valued at over half a million dollars during transit. The claim centers on improper handling or packaging that allegedly led to the destruction of the pieces while they were being transported. Legal action follows disputes over compensation, with the gallery insisting the airline failed to meet its duty of care. The case highlights ongoing tensions between airlines and art shippers over liability for high-value cargo.
New York gallery says Alaska Airlines ruined half a million dollars in Japanese artwork: suit Yahoo
