Obese be obsessed or in ownership of just to 2 airline seats: Canada court

OTTAWA (Reuters) -
Obese people be obsessed or in ownership of the just to two seats representing the charge of single on flights within Canada, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Thursday.

The high court declined to perceive an entreat close Canadian airlines of a colony beside the Canadian Transportation Agency that people who are "functionally incapacitated next to corpulence" quality to own two seats championing lone rider.

The airlines had gone an supplicate at the Federal Court of Appeal in May and had sought to start a new entreat at the Supreme Court. The court's resoluteness not to grasp a initial plead means the lone-individual-individual-tourist approach stands.

The ask for had been launched close to Air Canada, Air Canada Jazz and WestJet.

(Reporting alongside Randall Palmer)