Flight Attendant Says Delta Put 'Profits Over Safety' In Toronto Plane Crash

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A flight attendant awarded for her heroism after the Delta Air Lines crash in Toronto earlier this year is now suing the company, alleging it "cut corners on safety" and knowingly put passengers at risk, CBC News has learned. 

In a 15-page complaint filed in U.S. federal court in Michigan this week, Vanessa Miles says she was badly injured in the incident and is seeking "at least" $75 million US in damages. 

The lawsuit claims Delta and its subsidiary, Endeavor Air, are liable for negligence after assigning an "inexperienced" pilot and failing to properly train the flight crew.