SIA offers compensation to passengers of turbulence-hit SQ321; US$10k for those with minor injuries


SIA said it will also offer an advance payment of US$25,000 (S$33,826) to those with serious injuries, require long-term medical care, and are asking for financial assistance.- Reuters/ST file

SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines has sent out offers of compensation to passengers on board turbulence-hit SQ321, with those who suffered minor injuries offered US$10,000 (S$13,534).

The national carrier said in a Facebook post on June 11 that those who had more serious injuries were invited to discuss compensation offers which would “meet their specific circumstances”.

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