The Federal Aviation Administration is responsible for the safety of civil aviation. They are responsible for ensuring the safety of aircraft, managing transportation, and regulating operations. . “The FAA and the...
Category: Air travel fatality cases
When You Are Airborne, so is COVID
March 14, 2023
The joke that has been going around after SouthWest Airlines’ jets were grounded due to computer malfunctions was: What’s the difference between SouthWest Air & COVID? COVID is AIRBORNE! So when you are...
Representing Families of 9/11 Flight Crew and Passengers Doug Landau is particularly sensitive to reminders of the fateful day that is 9/11. Landau has successfully represented the families of the pilot, senior flight...
Airport Luggage Tug Drivers May Have More Than One Case When Injured at the Airport
December 30, 2020
When a luggage tug or tractor falls over, the driver may have several potential claims as a result of this airport accident. If the cart is overturned because of a maintenance problem, and the maintenance personnel work for...
Airport Injury Victims Have the Burden of Proof to Have a Case
November 24, 2020
While all air travelers expect to be able to depart and arrive safely, accidents do happen at airports and in the air. However, responsibility for the damages is not automatic. Under the law of most jurisdictions, and in...