Flight attendant Vanessa Miles filed a lawsuit alleging that Delta cut corners in several areas leading to a February plane ...

The plane crashed as it was landing in Toronto, and Miles claims she was knocked unconscious. She woke up to find herself ...

A Detroit flight attendant is suing Delta Airlines and Endeavor Air Inc., claiming that the airlines assigned an ...

Vanessa Miles, an employee of Delta's regional subsidiary, was "deadheading" when her flight to Toronto crash landed on Feb. 17 By Colson Thayer Published on August 1, 2025 07:22PM EDT ...

Vanessa Miles, an Endeavor flight attendant, was off the clock and "deadheading" to position herself for an upcoming work flight when the jet crash landed.

Two minutes later, the plane burst into flames. By then, all 80 people on board had managed to make it off the aircraft. Miles suffered a traumatic brain injury and fractured shoulder.

Miles isn’t the only person suing the airlines over this incident. At least 19 lawsuits have been filed by both Canadian and American passengers against Delta and Endeavor Air, CBC News reports.

Longtime flight attendant Vanessa Miles says in a $75-million US lawsuit that she was severely injured in the February crash of Delta Air Lines Flight 4819 in Toronto. (Mike Morse Law Firm) ...

Vanessa Miles, 67, who worked for Delta's regional subsidiary Endeavor Air as a flight attendant, was traveling as a passenger on the regional aircraft to her next assignment when it crashed on ...

Vanessa Miles, 67, claimed she suffered severe injuries when a Delta plane crash-landed in Toronto and flipped upside down on February 17. She is seeking $75 million in damages following the ...

According to a lawsuit filed on July 28, Michigan resident Vanessa Miles boarded Toronto-bound Endeavor Air Flight 4819 in Minneapolis on Feb. 17, 2025. The woman was an employee of Endeavor Air — a ...

Vanessa Miles and her lawyers claim the company's alleged negligence led to the violent crash All 80 people on board survived the Feb. 17 incident, with 18 people transported to local hospitals A ...