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Airplane Accident
Traumatic Brain Injury
Description:
The case involved a 21-year-old woman who was a passenger on Singapore Airline when it crashed on take off. She was pushed out of the back of the crashed airplane seconds before it was totally consumed in flames.
The case involved a 21-year-old woman who was a passenger on Singapore Airline when it crashed on take off. She was pushed out of the back of the crashed airplane seconds before it was totally consumed in flames.
Plane Crashes
Death
Description:
This case involved a claim by the pilot and co-pilot of a commuter plain that flew from Appleton, Wisconsin, to the Twin Cities and then on to Lincoln, Nebraska. In route to Lincoln, Nebraska, it flew into a level six thunderstorm. Its engines drowned out and the plane crashed in eastern Nebraska killing the pilot and co-pilot. A claim was brought against the FAA for negligent air traffic control and not re-routing the plane around the thunderstorm. After three weeks of trial the case settled while the Judge had the matter under advisement.
This case involved a claim by the pilot and co-pilot of a commuter plain that flew from Appleton, Wisconsin, to the Twin Cities and then on to Lincoln, Nebraska. In route to Lincoln, Nebraska, it flew into a level six thunderstorm. Its engines drowned out and the plane crashed in eastern Nebraska killing the pilot and co-pilot. A claim was brought against the FAA for negligent air traffic control and not re-routing the plane around the thunderstorm. After three weeks of trial the case settled while the Judge had the matter under advisement.
Plane Crashes
Death
Description:
The plaintiff's husband was taking pilot training under the supervision of defendant's employee, a Certified Flight Instructor. While practicing engine out procedures at a too low altitude, the plane went into a spin and crashed.
The plaintiff's husband was taking pilot training under the supervision of defendant's employee, a Certified Flight Instructor. While practicing engine out procedures at a too low altitude, the plane went into a spin and crashed.