The Plaintiff purchased a round-trip ticket on British Airways between London and Denver. Three days later she purchased a round-trip ticket on American Airlines between Denver and Washington, DC. During the flight between Denver and Washington, she was burned by dry ice accidentally given to her by a flight attendant. When booking her flights, the plaintiff had scheduled her connection in Denver so that her flight to Washington would depart within about three hours of her arrival from London, with as short a layover as possible. She had no reason to be in Denver on that day other than to make the plane connection. Plaintiff brought this action for damages more than two years after the flight. Should her case be dismissed? Does the Montreal Convention's two-year statute of limitations apply?