Delta & United face the wrath of more than one million angry flyers who unknowingly purchased a 'windowless window seat'

TWO airlines have been hit with lawsuits that allege the companies gave out "windowless window seats" to unknowing passengers.

The proposed class actions, filed against Delta and United Airlines , are seeking money for over one million flyers.

Delta 's class action was filed in a Brooklyn, New York, federal court, while United's was filed in San Francisco.

The suits claim that passengers picked seats they believed to have a window , only to board and realize they're sitting near a blank wall.

It said that various Boeing 737, Boeing 757 and Airbus A321 planes have seats that would contain windows but have them blocked for a majority of reasons.

Air conditioning ducts, electrical pieces or other elements added may obstruct where the windows typically would be.

The flyers said