[Dr. Sivana]

The drinks that the crew served him, “had intoxicated Shawn to a level well in excess of the legal blood alcohol limit, rendering him impaired,”

There is no legal blood alcohol limit I know of for flying in a plane. How would they know he was drinking before the flight anyway? They certainly could not have known he'd be driving after the flight. His wife was there. Couldn't she drive?

There is fault, but not with the airline.

[MikelTackNailer]

Even the Worm that rules you knows that this lawsuit won’t fly.

[Red6]

Great job of cutting this into pieces.

You’re right!

[Responsibility2nd]

There is fault, but not with the airline.

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Not true. Bars and places that sell and serve liquor are subject to Dram Shop Laws. Google says....

Under Texas’ Dram Shop Laws, establishments may be liable for any damages that result from their serving of alcohol to a patron who is obviously intoxicated. This includes medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, loss of consortium or companionship, funeral expenses for wrongful death claims, and more.Jan 23, 2024

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The bar with wings was responsible for over serving him. They share in his drunken antics.

[yldstrk]

Sounds like Delta threw a matchstick onto a forest fire; they aren’t liable for anything. The dude was a walking time bomb.