A 44-year-old lawyer, Rachel Green, died during a flight from Minnesota to the United Kingdom on April 30, 2025. Green, who was traveling to London for research on a historical fiction book about Eleanor of Aquitaine, became unresponsive after falling asleep on her mother's shoulder. The inquest revealed that Green had several prescription drugs in her system and an undiagnosed heart condition, which likely contributed to her death.

Green's sister, Roxanne Carney, shared that her sibling had an "abnormal" heart test in the past but was never referred to a cardiologist. Carney hopes to complete the book in her sister's honor, highlighting Green's passion and dedication. The sudden loss has led to a GoFundMe campaign, raising over $5,000 for a memorial and theater donations in Green's name.

This incident underscores the importance of health awareness and the risks of undiagnosed conditions, especially for frequent travelers. The case also emphasizes the emotional and financial impact on families dealing with unexpected tragedies. As the fundraiser continues, it serves as a reminder of the community's support for those left behind.