Southwest Airlines’ spokesman Chris Perry said, “Southwest offers its sincere condolences to Ms. Assouline’s family, friends and all whose lives she touched. We have a more than 51 years commitment to caring for our people and customers, and remain engaged with the parties involved.”
A Plantation attorney’s focus has shifted from negligence to wrongful death in litigation involving a young woman who fell out of her electric wheelchair at Fort Lauderdale International Airport on a Southwest Airlines jetway, resulting in a broken neck.
Miami-Dade native Gabrielle Assouline (Pictured) was traveling from Fort Lauderdale to Denver to see her sister 11 months ago when the incident occurred. (Courtesy photo)
The family of the woman, Gabrielle Assouline, has just announced the 24-year-old has died.
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