FlightAware dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi after just one day
Big Tech FlightAware dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi after just one day The case has been voluntarily dismissed "without prejudice against all defendants." By Ian Carlos Campbell Aug. 12, 2026 3:33 pm EST Pavel1964/Shutterstock FlightAware, the flight tracking company that sued Kalshi earlier this week, has apparently had a change of heart, Reuters reports. A day after it filed its lawsuit claiming the prediction market platform was using flight data to run a gambling market, FlightAware withdrew it, voluntarily dismissing the case "without prejudice against all defendants." Engadget has contacted FlightAware and Kalshi to comment on the case.
- ▪Big Tech FlightAware dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi after just one day The case has been voluntarily dismissed "without prejudice against all defendants." By Ian Carlos Campbell Aug.
- ▪12, 2026 3:33 pm EST Pavel1964/Shutterstock FlightAware, the flight tracking company that sued Kalshi earlier this week, has apparently had a change of heart, Reuters reports.
- ▪A day after it filed its lawsuit claiming the prediction market platform was using flight data to run a gambling market, FlightAware withdrew it, voluntarily dismissing the case "without prejudice against all defendants." Engadget has conta
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Big Tech FlightAware dropped its lawsuit against Kalshi after just one day The case has been voluntarily dismissed "without prejudice against all defendants." By Ian Carlos Campbell Aug. 12, 2026 3:33 pm EST Pavel1964/Shutterstock FlightAware, the flight tracking company that sued Kalshi earlier this week, has apparently had a change of heart, Reuters reports. A day after it filed its lawsuit claiming the prediction market platform was using flight data to run a gambling market, FlightAware withdrew it, voluntarily dismissing the case "without prejudice against all defendants." Engadget has contacted FlightAware and Kalshi to comment on the case. We'll update this article if we hear back.
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