The Epoch Times By City News Service
A California couple is suing JetBlue after narrowly escaping being crushed when a watermelon-size block of ice allegedly fell from a commercial airliner and smashed through the roof of their Inglewood home, landing inches away from their bed, according to court papers obtained Tuesday.
The ice chunk allegedly fell around 8 p.m. on Jan. 1, 2024, from a JetBlue Airbus traveling from New York City’s JFK International Airport to LAX, forcing the couple to move for fear of a repeat incident, according to the complaint filed in L.A. federal court.
After the near-miss, homeowners Michael Reese and Leah Ferrarini would “cringe in fear with each plane that passed over their home which is approximately one every five minutes,” the complaint alleges. It contends the pair can “no longer sleep comfortably … without thinking of the incident.”
The suit contends that persistent insomnia forced Reese to turn down work as a commercial driver in the TV and film industry.
“The incident has overall made them anxious and depressed, feeling unsafe in what was their dream home,” according to the lawsuit filed Thursday following its removal from Los Angeles Superior Court.
The suit, which says the projectile caused more than $300,000 in damages to the home near LAX, seeks a combined $1 million in damages for emotional distress, pain, suffering, and inconvenience, plus present and future medical expenses…
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