Stephen Prosser, 51, claims to have suffered a pelvic injury after being pinned against the side of the plane by a passenger he reportedly described as “6ft 5in elk, weighing over 146kg.” Prosser claims that the sheer size of the large passenger left him crushed throughout the 12-hour flight, allegedly causing nerve damage to his back, according to an interview he gave with the Daily Mail. Moreover, despite repeated requests to change seat, Mr. Prosser insists that the air cabin crew refused to help him. The Guardian, on November 16, 2018, reported that Pontypridd county court in Wales was told that the flight’s cabin crew repeatedly ignored Mr. Prosser’s request to be moved and his concern that if he were forced to continue sitting next to the man, whom he described as an “extremely large passenger,” he suffer injuries. Although the flight was full, Mr Prosser maintains that the cabin crew could have moved the obese man to the aisle seat, reducing discomfort for others. The plaintiff also told the courts that: “he was that large that he had to force his buttocks between the armrests of the seats. He sat with his knees wedged against the seat in front and the rest of his body was overspilling into my seat by some inches.” “I was immediately aware that this was going to be problematic for me and I could feel the weight of his pure bulk putting lateral pressure on my upper body. This forced me into a position of unnatural posture,” he reportedly added. Prosser also told the courts that since the incident he has been unable to work properly as a consequence of chronic back pain. However, not everyone has brought into his version of events. Timothy Salisbury, who represents British Airways at the trial, said that Mr Prosser was “exaggerating,” according to the Guardian. A verdict on the trial has not yet been pronounced.]]>

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