New York gallery sues Alaska Airlines for allegedly ruining half a million dollars in Japanese artwork
- More than $500,000 worth of artwork destined for an Upstate New York gallery was allegedly ruined when the pieces were transferred between airplanes during a downpour in Hawaii, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent.
- Eleven original paintings were destroyed by Alaska Airlines on March 18 while en route from Osaka, Japan to John F.
- Kennedy International Airport, destined for Naga Antiques in Hudson, New York, says a lawsuit filed Thursday in state court.
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- More than $500,000 worth of artwork destined for an Upstate New York gallery was allegedly ruined when the pieces were transferred between airplanes during a downpour in Hawaii, according to court filings reviewed by The Independent.
- Eleven original paintings were destroyed by Alaska Airlines on March 18 while en route from Osaka, Japan to John F.
- Kennedy International Airport, destined for Naga Antiques in Hudson, New York, says a lawsuit filed Thursday in state court.
Sources: The Independent