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Passenger’s foot crushed by runaway beverage cart on nightmare flight: lawsuit

April 12, 2025
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Passenger’s foot crushed by runaway beverage cart on nightmare flight: lawsuit
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A Republic Airways passenger’s foot was crushed by a runaway beverage cart during a terrifying trip from Boston to NYC, the victim claims in a new lawsuit.

Dalton Sim was sitting in an aisle seat, his right foot protruding into the aisle as Flight 4286 from Logan International Airport made its descent to JFK Airport in June 2023.

As the plane touched down, a beverage car barreled towards him and “slammed into [Sim’s] right foot, crushing it against the left armrest of the seat in front of him,” he said in a Brooklyn Federal Court lawsuit.

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Dalton Sim said the injury to his foot after being struck by a runaway beverage cart was “life-changing.” Dirty Water Media/YouTube

The out-of-control cart didn’t stop there.

“The cart continued its uncontrolled trajectory and struck additional passengers seated in front of [Sim] before flipping over and coming to a stop,” the accuser, 54, said in the lawsuit against Republic, which operated the regional flight on behalf of American Airlines.

It’s unclear if anyone else was hurt.

flight attendant goes up and down aisle with beverage cart
Flight attendants allegedly failed to secure the beverage cart, allowing it to roll into the aisle, Sim alleged in court papers. milkovasa – stock.adobe.com

Sim, a music industry exec who lives in Massachusetts and once managed the band Guster, accused flight attendants of failing to make sure the cart was properly secured.

The incident left Sim, who is seeking unspecified damages, with “numerous disabling crush fractures and a deep wound that required months of intensive medical treatment,” he claimed in court papers.

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The incident took place as the flight touched down at JFK airport, according to the lawsuit. AP

“We are privileged to seek justice on behalf of Mr. Sim for the life-changing injuries he suffered in an entirely preventable incident caused by the egregious and inexcusable negligence of Republic Airways personnel,” his attorney, Erin Applebaum, said.

Republic Airways did not respond to a request for comment.

The post Passenger’s foot crushed by runaway beverage cart on nightmare flight: lawsuit appeared first on New York Post.

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