This might happen due to –  

• Slips, trips and falls
• Burns from drinks or food
• Items falling from overhead lockers
• Accidents while boarding or disembarking
• Passing food trolleys

Airports and airlines both have a responsibility to prevent such accidents, so far as they reasonably can. If you suffer an injury while flying, it could be that mistakes were made. If so, you could make an aeroplane accident claim. 

In the tragic event that a fatal aeroplane crash does happen, the families of the deceased may also have grounds to make a claim. This ensures any dependents are properly provided for. 

You might wonder whether you have to make your claim abroad. Don’t worry – it is likely that you can bring a claim no matter where you were when the accident happened. Do not delay as there are strict time limits on bringing a claim.  

Typically, passengers are injured because of – 

• Slips, trips and falls
• Falling objects
• Scalds from food and drink
• Collisions with other trains or objects
• Faulty brakes
• Driver error, such as driving too fast or running a red light
• Damaged or defective items within the train

Railway workers may develop an injury or illness because of their working environment. This includes work-related injuries caused by electrocution or unsafe practices. 

Whether you are a passenger or an employee, your safety should be protected from the moment you step into the train station. If the train company fails to meet this legal obligation, you could have grounds for a claim.

Common causes of boat accidents include –

• Slips, trip and falls 
• Items falling from overhead
• Illness while travelling on a cruise liner 
• Collisions with other vessels or obstacles
• Falling overboard
• Sailing in too hazardous conditions or areas
• Damaged or defective equipment while boarding or being hit by items on board