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A Broken Defibrillator Was Not Responsible for the Death of 14-Year-Old Boy On American Airlines Flight, Court Rules
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Kevin Greenidge, 14, died on board the plane while flying from Honduras to Miami. The teenager lost consciousness after a sharp deterioration in health.
A Broken Defibrillator Was Not Responsible for the Death of 14-Year-Old Boy On American Airlines Flight, Court Rules
A court has ruled that a broken automated external defibrillator (AED) was not responsible for the death of a 14-year-old boy on an American Airlines flight, and, as such, his family is unable to sue the carrier for at least $215,000. The case dates back to June 4, 2022, when Kevin Greenidge was traveling with…
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