"Andrew Chesterton, 61, was flying from Heathrow to Cincinnati when he caught two of his fingers on a sharp object, resulting in immediate pain and shock."
"Chesterton is now suing British Airways for more than 50,000, claiming he was left with scars and reduced grip strength, as well as suffering from flashbacks and nightmares."
"British Airways has admitted liability for the accident but is resisting the sum Mr. Chesterton is claiming, stating it is not liable for compensation for any alleged psychological damage."
Andrew Chesterton is suing British Airways for more than 50,000 after suffering injuries and psychological trauma from an incident on a flight. He cut his fingers on a sharp object while reaching between seats. British Airways has admitted liability for the physical injury but disputes compensation for psychological damage. Chesterton claims he experiences flashbacks and nightmares related to the incident, along with reduced grip strength in his little finger. The case highlights issues of liability and compensation in airline-related injuries.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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