Young Cork boy settles with Aer Lingus over failure to fly him on 'Share a dream' trip

Rian Stack's mother Orla said afterwards: "We come across things every month. That is the reality for a wheelchair user in Ireland.”
 Rian Stack outside the courthouse in Cork. The good news was that Rian Stack and his family from Cork did manage to get to Orlando with another airline instead for the trip in 2019. Photo: Dan Linehan

Rian Stack outside the courthouse in Cork. The good news was that Rian Stack and his family from Cork did manage to get to Orlando with another airline instead for the trip in 2019. Photo: Dan Linehan

Aer Lingus has paid more than €8,000 plus costs to the family of a boy with serious medical conditions who was disappointed not to travel to Orlando on the national airline on a 'Share a Dream' trip.

The good news was that Rian Stack and his family from Cork did manage to get to Orlando with another airline instead for the trip in 2019.

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