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Can I Sue an Airlines for Turbulence Injuries?

If you were injured during airplane turbulence, you might be asking: Can you sue an airline for turbulence injuries? In this video, we explain when an airline turbulence injury claim is possible and when turbulence is treated as a normal risk of air travel. You’ll learn how airline liability works for domestic U.S. flights under personal injury law, and for international flights under the Montreal Convention—including what evidence you need to prove airline negligence after a turbulence incident. Whether you suffered a head, neck, or back injury, or were hurt by falling luggage, an overhead bin, or an unsecured drink cart during severe turbulence (including clear air turbulence), understanding your passenger rights and legal options can make a major difference in what happens next. ⏱️ Video Chapters 00:00:00 Can You Sue an Airline for Turbulence Injuries? 00:00:14 What a Severe Turbulence Injury Looks Like 00:00:32 Is Turbulence Just Bad Luck or Airline Negligence? 00:00:43 The One Word That Decides Airline Liability: Negligence 00:01:24 Why Turbulence Itself Isn’t Enough to Sue 00:01:30 How Airlines Can Be Negligent During Turbulence 00:02:20 Domestic vs. International Flights: Why the Law Is Different 00:02:50 Montreal Convention: Automatic Airline Liability 00:03:18 What To Do Immediately After a Turbulence Injury 00:04:29 Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Injury Claim 00:05:58 Final Takeaway: When Airlines Are Legally Responsible For a deeper legal breakdown and real case examples, read our full article: https://expresslegalfunding.com/injur... 👇 What We Cover In This Video: The "Bad Weather" Myth: Why turbulence alone isn't enough to sue, but airline negligence is. Domestic vs. International: How aviation laws differ for U.S. flights vs. international travel (and why it matters for your payout). The Montreal Convention: The powerful treaty that shifts the burden of proof to the airline for damages on international flights Critical Evidence: What you MUST collect immediately (photos, witness info) to build a strong personal injury claim. The "Goodwill" Trap: Why accepting those free miles or vouchers might accidentally waive your right to sue. 📝 Key Takeaway: You can’t sue for weather, but you CAN sue if the airline failed to keep you safe. Don't let an insurance adjuster tell you otherwise. 🚀Need financial help while your case is pending? If you’re involved in a turbulence injury lawsuit and are waiting on a settlement, Express Legal Funding may be able to provide risk-free, non-recourse legal funding (available only if you win your case). 👉 https://expresslegalfunding.com/apply... ⚠️ Important Steps After a Turbulence Injury: 1. Report the injury to the flight crew immediately and request an incident report. 2. Get medical treatment as soon as you land (this links the injury to the flight). 3. Take photos if safe (injuries, cabin conditions, overhead bins, carts, etc.). 4. Collect witness contact information. 5. Avoid posting about the incident on social media. 6. Speak with a qualified aviation or personal injury attorney before signing anything. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney regarding your specific situation. #Turbulence #AviationLaw #PersonalInjury #AirlineLawsuit #PassengerRights