Widow Sues American Airlines Over Husband’s Clash with Baggage Handler
Richard S. Cardarelli only wanted to retrieve some eye drops from the carry-on bag he had just given an American Airlines employee at Philadelphia International Airport.
They weren’t just eye drops, either. They were medications necessary for his health, owing to a cornea transplant years earlier.
But the American Airlines baggage handler — who had taken the bag at the door of the jet aircraft because there was no room for carry-ons in the small plane — told Cardarelli that he couldn’t touch the bag again, even though it was still sitting in plain sight a few feet away on the boarding bridge.
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