Aer Lingus flight attendant feared for life after ‘chaotic’ landing at Dublin Airport

A flight attendant yesterday told the High Court she thought “we were all dead” when an Aer Lingus plane from Malaga allegedly bounced three times as it landed at Dublin Airport.

Cabin crew member Cassandra Reddin said passengers were screaming and duty-free in overhead baggage smashed and alcohol poured on passengers during the 2009 landing.

Ms Reddin, who was on the Airbus 320 from Malaga to Dublin, claimed she suffered back and neck injuries when, it is contended, the plane landed in a heavy, dramatic fashion with an alleged inappropriate and excessive rate of descent.