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James Mulholland

EasyJet told to pay compensation to Edinburgh passenger after he broke his legs

A judge has ordered that easyJet should pay compensation to a disabled man who broke both legs after falling out of a wheelchair at a German Airport.

Lord Uist concluded that the airline should pay damages to paraplegic Colin Mather ,56, over injuries he sustained after travelling from Scotland to Hamburg Airport in May 2017.

The Court of Session heard how after the flight landed, Mr Mather was helped from the aircraft by “assistance personnel” from DRK, the German Red Cross’s Mediservice based at the airport.

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