Category Archives: Aviation Accident
Turbulence Injuries: Airline Duty of Care and Foreseeability
You’ve heard the script: “Turbulence happens. Buckle up.” True — but also incomplete. Airlines aren’t weather gods, but they aren’t helpless either. When a carrier ignores warnings, delays the seatbelt sign, or keeps the cabin service rolling into a known chop zone, “just turbulence” becomes preventable injury. That’s negligence. And under Nevada law, you… Read More »
Private Jet and Charter Plane Accidents in Nevada: Who’s Responsible?
Nevada’s skies are as busy as its casinos. Private jets soar in and out of McCarran International (now Harry Reid International), Reno-Tahoe, and smaller airports serving exclusive resorts and business travelers. Charter flights offer convenience, luxury, and flexibility. But when a crash or in-flight injury occurs, the aftermath can be catastrophic. Victims and their… Read More »
Can You Sue an Airline for a Rough Landing?
Flying is generally a safe mode of transportation, but not all landings are smooth. Hard landings—when an aircraft touches down with excessive force—can be jarring and sometimes result in serious passenger injuries. While turbulence and weather conditions can contribute to rough landings, pilot error or mechanical failure may also be factors. If you were… Read More »
How Weather Conditions in Las Vegas Impact Aviation Accident Claims
Las Vegas is a bustling hub for aviation, from commercial flights to private jets and scenic helicopter tours. However, the city’s unique weather conditions, including extreme heat and high winds, can create serious challenges for pilots, passengers, and even legal claims arising from aviation accidents. Mainor Ellis in Las Vegas can help you determine… Read More »