Aer Lingus has told the family of a courier driver who died in one of its warehouses three years ago that it deeply regrets what happened.
The airline was fined €€250,000 for failing to implement safety procedures in relation to a loading bay used by drivers after-hours.
John Murray, a 55-year-old married father-of two from Skerries in Dublin, died when he fell from the platform after picking up some packages.
The court heard Aer Lingus had identified it as a risk seven years beforehand.
Aer Lingus fined €250k after courier fell to his death at cargo warehouse at Dublin airport in Nov 2014
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Speaking outside afterwards, Mr. MurrayÂ’s wife Angela said their apology doesnÂ’t make much difference:
His wife Angela says her life changed forever when she answered a knock on her door later that night:
