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A retired couple's dream vacation turned disastrous when a Scandinavian Airlines flight attendant spilled excessively hot coffee on Aymara Corbo, causing severe burns. The couple has filed a $10 ...

As per the New York Post reports, Aymara Corbo, who is 78 years old, got severely burnt when a Scandinavian Airlines flight attendant accidentally spilt a hot coffee on her while on the flight.

New York: A 78-year-old resident of Queens, Aymara Corbo, has taken legal action against Scandinavian Airlines, seeking a whopping $10 million in damages after she was allegedly burned by “excessively ...

NEED TO KNOW Aymara Corbo, 78, is suing Scandinavian Airlines for $10 million, claiming a flight attendant spilled scalding coffee on her mid-flight, causing severe burns and long-term damage ...

The flight, traveling from Berlin to Milan with 179 passengers and six crew members, encountered turbulence so intense around 8:30 p.m. that the pilot was forced to make an unscheduled landing at ...

Scandinavian Airlines first began service between Seattle and Copenhagen in 1966. After pausing the flight route for 16 years, it's back and flies five days per week.

Flight attendant Bette Nash poses in front of an Eastern Air Lines Convair 440 in 1958 | IMAGE: American Airlines Mary Elizabeth “Bette” Burke-Nash was born on 31 December 1935 in Pleasantville, New ...

The airline's training is conducted at their Johannesburg headquarters in Kempton Park, where aspiring flight attendants learn to handle safety emergencies, provide first aid, and deliver exceptional ...

In the airline industry, there’s something called “deadheading,” which is when flight attendants or pilots travel as passengers while on the clock at the company’s expense for one reason ...