unpaid wages for work they did while on the ground, saying Chicago-based workers didn't have enough facts backing their claims, but workers based in other states had sufficiently fleshed out claims and could forge ahead. U. S. District Judge John J. Tharp Jr. issued a Wednesday ruling in a pair of proposed class actions challenging SkyWest's policy of paying its flight attendants based on the "block time" they worked — the time spent on the airplane with the cabin door closed — rather than for the total. . .

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