Injured Aussies could be compensated ‘millions’ by Singapore Airlines
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https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/wa-...522-p5jfko
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Worth the injury.
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8-month bonus still have or potong some nudie
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Shouldn't this be considered as act of God?

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(22-05-2024, 10:46 PM)K88 shu shu Wrote:  Worth the injury.

If very serious, is understandable though it could be act of goat... Thinking
If mild one, just give them free shorter distance ticket to Sg.
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goodwill is better than playing hardball.

Face..


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Those that are not physically injured can also sue for mental injury. Expert said these people will have constant fear of flying again in future.
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Scythian can claim compensation too. he will be proud man..


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Act of God ….. you fugging useless inbred drunk ex-colonial convicts Ozzie … go get drunk and fugg your cousin

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(23-05-2024, 12:12 AM)Tangsen Wrote:  Act of God ….. you fugging useless inbred drunk ex-colonial convicts Ozzie … go get drunk and fugg your cousin

You motherfucker
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(22-05-2024, 11:38 PM)Clyde Wrote:  Those that are not physically injured can also sue for mental injury. Expert said these people will have constant fear of flying again in future.

SIA can well afford to place US$ 1 billion payouts on the table as compensation for any legal claims.

Jackpot prize
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(22-05-2024, 10:56 PM)p1acebo Wrote:  Shouldn't this be considered as act of God?

God wasn't there at all that fateful morning when SIA SQ321 suddenly dropped 6,000 feet (2,000 m)
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(23-05-2024, 12:18 AM)Scythian Wrote:  You motherfucker

Why you want me to fugg your mother?

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Insurance company will undertake the claims...
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need some advice? Tongue

can compensate them with lifetime worth of free safe and effective mRNA jabs! Tongue

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Why only Australians get such Priviledge but not other nationality? Can SIA stop forcing them to take our flights?
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Australians can go fug off. Should have died instead.
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Did he read the terms and agreement carefully when buying the ticket?
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Life gone money can do what?
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Got conditions lah. 
Case by case. Got cap at certain amount.
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(23-05-2024, 05:28 PM)Migrant Wrote:  Got conditions lah. 
Case by case. Got cap at certain amount.

if fight in US the damages awarded could be >what the injured asked for!
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If Act of God will be millions but if SIA plane or pilot fault, it cud run into billions knowing the chow ang mohs.   Rolleyes

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Under the Montreal Convention, Singapore Airlines is liable for accidents, which can include turbulence, on international flights regardless of whether the airline was negligent, according to U.S. aviation lawyers. 
If passengers file a lawsuit, the airline cannot contest damages up to around $175,000.
If a passenger seeks larger damages, Singapore Airlines can try to limit liability by proving it took all necessary measures to avoid the turbulence, said Mike Danko, a California attorney who represents passengers. He said airlines rarely prevail on such arguments.

Danko said the airline can also limit their liability by showing the passenger bore some of the fault for the injury, such as by ignoring warnings to wear a seat belt.

The size of damages often comes down to the country where the case is filed and how the legal system assesses the amount of compensation.
"First and foremost what is the jurisdiction where you can bring a claim and how do they value injury claims," said Daniel Rose, a New York attorney with Kreindler & Kreindler, which represents passengers.

For example, U.S. juries have awarded passengers more than $1 million for the emotional trauma of severe turbulence, while many courts in other countries award far less if anything for similar emotional distress.

The Montreal Convention sets out various rules for determining where a claim can be brought, which can depend on the destination, where the ticket was purchased and the residence of the passenger.

Tuesday's flight departed from London bound for Singapore and carried passengers from around the world.

Aviation attorneys said British passengers on a round-trip ticket originating in London could file a claim in UK courts. 

Others might have been planning to catch a connecting flight to return home to Indonesia, where they would have to bring their claim. As a result, claims might differ widely in value for the same injury.

So it is not a free for all unlimited compensation, Air Turbulence claim has many precedent cases for reference. Not a new type of accident.
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