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Flight Attendant Sues Delta and Endeavor Air for $75M Over Toronto Runway Rollover

Filed in Michigan federal court, the suit accuses carriers of crew training failures that compromised safety procedures after the February 2025 crash

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The wreckage of Delta flight 4819 (Photo: TSB of Canada)

Overview

  • Vanessa Miles, a deadheading Endeavor Air flight attendant, filed the suit on July 28 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan seeking $75 million in damages.
  • The complaint alleges gross negligence, citing an inexperienced pilot assignment and emergency slide deployment failures that left Miles with traumatic injuries.
  • Canada’s Transportation Safety Board preliminary report identified a fractured right landing gear, high sink rate alerts, and gusts up to 35 knots during the February 17 runway rollover.
  • At least 19 other passengers have lodged similar claims under the Montreal Convention against Delta and Endeavor Air over the same incident.
  • Delta and Endeavor maintain they are fully cooperating with the ongoing TSB investigation and deny any wrongdoing.