In January 2005 more than twenty British tourists
were injured when the coach that they were travelling in crashed near the town on Aytos, in Bulgaria.
The coach was transporting holidaymakers from the airport at Borjes to their hotel when the driver lost control of the coach and it fell down an embankment.
Holiday Accident Claim
The passengers had been diverted from Plovdiv to Borjes shortly before they were due to land because of bad weather. It was snowing heavily and there were blizzard conditions.
The coach was not fitted with seatbelts or snow chains, despite the poor weather conditions. It is alleged that the driver was driving too fast, overtaking many other vehicles on the road, including a snow plough.
We are currently acting for twenty four passengers who were on board the coach. Our clients sustained various physical and psychological injuries and we are continuing to fight for compensation for our clients.
Coach Crash Claim
For more information about making a claim following the Bulgarian Coach Crash, either call 0870 024 0560 or fill in our enquiry form:-