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Aer Lingus passenger, 36, left thousands out of pocket after noticing issue when landing at Manchester Airport

Winter mraz stumped up for taxis and food deliveries as their chair was deemed unsafe.

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A disabled traveller was left thousands of pounds out of pocket and almost entirely housebound for months after their wheelchair was broken on a flight to Manchester . Winter Mraz, 36, travelled to Manchester Airport after a flight from Los Angeles on April 3.

However, after landing, they noticed their power chair was bent and making a 'squeaky-grinding' noise. After being contacted to check the chair's condition, its manufacturer confirmed it was 'not safe to use' in its broken state.

But when Winter contacted Aer Lingus, they refused to pay compensation for the £2,700 wheelchair. Winter, who was afraid to use their damaged chair for fear of it collapsing, was left unable to leave their home and has had to spend their life savings on taxis and food deliveries.

"I can stand but I cannot walk more than a metre unless it's on safe, known ground," Winter, who is non-binary, said.

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"Since March, I've left my house once or twice a month, because I had a doctor's appointment or an unmissable event that I had to go to. It doesn't make up for the £4,500 in savings that's now completely depleted and it doesn't make up for any of the mental and physical stress."

Winter, from Liverpool , was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS) and Fibromyalgia in 2009. It means they cannot walk more than a few feet without being in pain.

Winter, who is head of design at craft supplies company Sophie & Toffee, contacted the wheelchair manufacturer EZ Lite Cruiser to evaluate the damage following the flight. The company's report, seen by PA Real Life, concluded the chair had suffered 'serious damage to the frame' and 'we recommend the device is replaced as it not safe to use in the current condition'.

Aer Lingus, who has since apologised, initially refused to offer Winter compensation because the damage was not reported at the time of arrival or within seven days. Now, four months later, the airline has agreed to cover the cost of a new chair but will not offer any further compensation.

"Screw this policy, it needs to change," said Winter.

They noticed the issue after arriving in Manchester

They had travelled to Phoenix to sort out the last of their father's personal affairs after he died last year. On April 3, Winter returned to the UK, flying from Los Angeles to Manchester via Dublin with Irish airline Aer Lingus.

Winter's power wheelchair, which was stowed in the hold, was 'fully functional' during the transfer at Dublin airport. "I have to take my wheelchair right up to the gate, where the airplane is," said Winter. "The chair then gets collapsed down and I have to take the batteries on the flight with me. They put it in last, so that it's the first out."

But after arriving in Manchester, after more than 20 hours of travelling, Winter noticed the chair did not feel right. "At this point I'm in an extreme amount of pain, because we've been travelling for over 20 hours and I've had like more than 50 back surgeries, minor and major," said Winter.

"They bring the chair up and every single strap and buckle has been undone, so we put the whole thing back together and when I go to sit in it, it settles weird. The wheels are supposed to be straight, but you could see there was a visible tilt...and it just didn't feel right."

Winter said they flagged the issue to the special assistance staff member but was told because it was late at night, none of the desks were open to make a complaint. "He said if it runs that's great, you can get home safely and then, if there's a problem, get an engineer's report and email it to us," explained Winter who did just that.

A report by the wheelchair manufacturer EZ Lite Cruiser concluded: "The photographs received indicate serious damage to the frame where the wheel assemblies both in the front and rear (motors) appear to have been bent in a manner indicative of a large pressure being put on the device, while in the folded position. Each of the wheels seems to have been pressed down with an extreme force causing them to camber outward. We recommend the device is replaced as it is unsafe to use in the current condition."

Winter sent the report to Aer Lingus several times, requesting compensation for the £2,700 chair and the cost of renting a temporary one, which they did not cover.

According to the company's website: "Damage not reported at the time of arrival must be reported through our Post Travel Enquiry form, within seven days of receiving your baggage." Winter was told on May 15 the company could not accept claims after seven days and was therefore unable to offer any compensation.

Winter, who is due to start a Masters at the University of Liverpool in September, has spent months afraid to use the damaged chair for fear it would collapse, only leaving the house a handful of times when necessary and in case of emergencies.

"When it collapses, if I'm sitting in it, I will be hurt and then I will have a huge, broken metal mess that I can't leave or push," said Winter.

"I literally don't know what I would do if it collapses under me." As a result, Winter said they cancelled medical appointments, was unable to go food shopping and struggled with work commitments and socialising.

They even missed out on officiating a close friend's wedding on May 25 due to safety concerns. The whole experience also took a heavy toll on Winter's mental health.

"I have gone from being completely independent to having to rely on others to have my basic needs met," said Winter. "It's been a horrendous mental stress and I've been more depressed than I have been since I was a goth in an American high school.

"It got so bad that my friend Dana was sending me text messages reminding me to eat every day because I was that depressed and in that much pain."

Winter left thousands out of pocket

The additional cost of living without being able leave their home has decimated Winter's savings, which have plummeted from £4,500 to just £200.

"At this point I've just drained all of my savings just trying to get around and live, because I can't go to Tesco's or the grocery store, I have to pay for delivery which costs so much more money. Not to mention the sheer amount of Ubers I've had to use."

In a bid to regain independence, Winter's friend Dana, who has a large following on YouTube, launched a fundraiser on GoFundMe which has so far received £3,000, with one person anonymously donating £1,000. "The response has been amazing and has helped put pressure on the company," said Winter.

Four months after Winter reported the damage, Aer Lingus has finally agreed to cover the cost of a new chair, excluding shipping. "I received the payment last night (August 27) but they were happy to let me rot for four-and-a-half months," said Winter.

An Aer Lingus spokesperson said: "Aer Lingus sincerely regrets that this customer's wheelchair was damaged during travel with us. Our policy is that customers report any damage incurred to their property within seven days of travel but we understand that this was not possible in this instance.

"Our customer team liaised directly with this customer to advise them of their options for repair or replacement of the damaged wheelchair. We acknowledge that this issue must have been very stressful for the customer and we apologise for this."

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Manchester United have won just one of their last 12 Premier League meetings with Liverpool (D5 L6), beating them 2-1 at Old Trafford in their third game of the 2022-23 campaign.

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Since Sir Alex Ferguson retired, Manchester United have lost 13 of their 35 Premier League games played in September (W19 D3), only losing more often in May since 2013-14 (15). It’s more defeats than they suffered in the month in 76 games under the Scotsman (W45 D19 L12).

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No team has had more shots than Liverpool in the Premier League this season (37), while the Reds also have the highest expected goals total (5.3) and the lowest expected goals against total (1) so far.

Liverpool’s Arne Slot and Manchester United’s Erik ten Hag met four times during their time in the Dutch Eredivisie – Slot’s AZ beat Ten Hag’s Ajax twice in 2019-20, before ten Hag twice beat Slot’s Feyenoord side in 2021-22. This is the first Premier League game between two Dutch managers since February 2016, when Guus Hiddink’s Chelsea won 2-1 at Ronald Koeman’s Southampton.

This will be Arne Slot’s first game in charge of Liverpool against Manchester United. None of the Reds’ last nine managers have won their first league meeting with the Red Devils, since Bob Paisley beat them 3-1 in November 1975. Meanwhile, George Kay is the only Liverpool manager to win his first away league game against Man Utd, winning 5-2 at Old Trafford in November 1936.

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah is the highest scoring visiting player to Old Trafford in Premier League history (6 goals), while the Egyptian has netted in each of his last six away games against Man Utd in all competitions (9 goals in total).

In his Manchester United career, Marcus Rashford has only scored more goals against Leicester City (8) in all competitions than he has against Liverpool (7). All seven of these strikes have come in his 10 appearances against them at Old Trafford.

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