A New York gallery has filed a lawsuit against Alaska Airlines, claiming the carrier damaged high-value Japanese artwork worth up to half a million dollars during transit. The legal action alleges negligence in handling the delicate pieces, which were shipped as unaccompanied baggage. The case highlights concerns over airline liability for fragile or expensive cargo sent without direct supervision. Details of the specific damages and the gallery’s evidence remain under review in court proceedings.
New York gallery sues Alaska Airlines for allegedly ruining half a million dollars in Japanese artwork Yahoo News New Zealand
