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Inquest hears of horror crash that killed three BA cabin crew
Tuesday, 16 Jul, 2020
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A British Airways flight attendant was almost twice over the drink-drive limit on New Year’s Eve when his car collided with a lorry near Heathrow, killing himself and two BA colleagues.
An inquest heard how Dominic Fell, 23, failed to stop at crossroads as he drove in Stanwell, Surrey. Full story here.
Following the tragedy, almost £100,000 was raised after a member of the BA cabin crew set up a fundraising page.
By Steve Jones, Contributing Editor
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