Officials from Delta are reaching into the company’s coffers by providing each of the dozens of survivors of an aircraft disaster in Canada this week $30,000 in compensation.
The offer was made to the 76 people on Monday’s Delta flight from Minneapolis to Toronto, where the plane crashed as it touched down.
On the runway, turning over and twirling around in a black smoke explosion. According to authorities, four crew members and 21 of the 80 passengers.
On the aircraft were hospitalized; the others have already been discharged. Executives from Delta stated in a statement on Wednesday that the money.
Has no conditions and that recipients may still sue the company. According to them, the pre-lawsuit settlements for Flight 4819 passengers may amount up to $2.2 million.
In contrast, after the well-known 2009 landing of a damaged aircraft in the Hudson River in New York by now-retired pilot Chesley.
