Air India pays compensation to 2/3rds of June 12 crash victims
Mumbai said that approximately two -thirds of the victims who died in Air Air Aircraft Accident in Ahmedabad on Friday, Air India, Air India, paid compensation to their families on Friday.
Air India Dreamliner killed 260 people from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick on June 12th and killed 260 people on the ground.
Air India CEO and General Manager Campbell Wilson said in a internal task to airline employees, “Our teams help families get temporary compensation. Every family affected by a direct Air India representative is being helped by an Air India representative, approximately two -thirds have already received payment or in the last stages.”
According to the TATA group airline company, Tata Sons is in the process of establishing a apparatus to provide long -term assistance to families and survivors.
In an internal task for airline employees, Air India Chairman and General Manager Campbell Wilson said the carrier “aircraft, product, service, system, talent and most importantly will continue to invest to raise people”.
The accident, one of India’s worst weather disasters for decades, included a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, operating as Air India Flight AI171.
While 241 out of 242 people were killed on board, the total death money remained in 260, including losses on the ground.
Shortly after the accident, Air India Parent Tata Sons announced that it would provide La1 crore to the families of each person who died in the accident.
And on June 14, Air India announced that it would provide temporary compensation. LaAhmedabad plane crash to the families of the deceased and survivors, to meet the emergency financial needs of 25 lakh or approximately 21.500 GBP.
Air India’s presence in Ahmedabad said that it would continue as much as necessary to complete this process. ”
Air India also said that the process of “the merger of your loved ones and relatives and the process of sending them back to their latest destinations is now completed.”
“Just as he moves to the journey immediately after the journey, many efforts continue. Tata Sons will share more in the process of establishing a apparatus to provide long -term assistance to families and survivors and when the time is correct.” He said.
Air India continues to observe the “security pause”, which is the deliberate temporary scales of international and domestic networks, as well as the customer effect, as well as this temporary shortening of flights, creating extra prints on the front of Air India in call centers and airports and “extra pressure on the” crew.
“It was an important and necessary movement to compensate for our flight program in order to meet voluntary additional aircraft controls, to navigate in a variable international airspace environment and to recover the trust and confidence,” Wilson said. He said.
In addition to providing extra flexibility, the extra aircraft flooring time allows the airline to accelerate the aircraft reliability increase programs.
On June 18, Air India announced a 15 percent decrease in international flights operated with large body aircraft until mid -July due to advanced security inspections and operational interruptions due to advanced security inspections and geopolitical situation.
Air India Chief, Air India Chief, “Regardless of any reason, the accident of AI171 and the loss of so many life will be one of our darkest days forever.” He said.
