Aer Lingus flight attendant withdraws case against airline

An Aer Lingus flight attendant who claimed she was injured during an alleged heavy landing at Dublin Airport has withdrawn her case at the High Court.
Aer Lingus flight attendant withdraws case against airline
Wed, 18 Nov, 2015 - 00:00
Ann O’Loughlin

Casansdra Reddin could now be facing a hefty legal bill after she yesterday withdrew her action on the fifth day of the hearing.

She had claimed she suffered injuries when EI582 from Malaga to Dublin landed at Dublin Airport in November 2009.

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