Aircraft engineer seeks new inquiry into colleague's death

By Ray Managh

Aircraft engineer seeks new inquiry into colleague's death
Mon, 27 Aug, 2012 - 17:29

By Ray Managh

An aircraft maintenance engineer is to seek High Court orders directing new inquiries into the death of a colleague who was killed in a fall from a de-icing rig at Dublin Airport in March 2008.

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