Bacardi Sues American Airlines After $65,000 of Booze Goes Missing

Spirits company Bacardi is suing American Airlines over the disappearance of more than $65,000 worth of imported French Cognac last year, according to the Dallas Morning News.

Bacardi USA said in its lawsuit that the company gave American Airlines 24 pallets containing 1,680 cases of Cognac, and when the shipment arrived at Los Angeles International Airport after a flight from Paris, six pallets and three cases were missing.

“While in the possession, custody and control of [ American Airlines], six pallets and three cases were lost or stolen,” said the lawsuit, which was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Pasadena, California.

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