€67k for woman whose son died in Air France jet plunge

A woman whose son died when an Air France jet plunged into the Atlantic Ocean has been awarded €67,000 in damages by the High Court in Dublin.

A woman whose son died when an Air France jet plunged into the Atlantic Ocean has been awarded €67,000 in damages by the High Court in Dublin.

In June 2009, Lidia Evanova’s only child, Maksim, was aboard a flight from from Rio de Janeiro to Paris when it crashed killing 228 people including three Irish doctors.

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