Delta is facing the first claim in Toronto plane crash; The passenger says “dried with reactive fuel”

Less than two days Delta Air Lines offered $ 30,000 for each passenger In the flight Crashed in Toronto and flew On Monday afternoon, the company faces the first claim in the incident and will probably not last.

Delta, all 76, would be fired for about $ 2.3 million passenger It offered the crj-900 aircraft of Endeavor, who was able to derivatives, but a Texas person says more deserving.

In a newly introduced case, the passenger was “ripping down” and “dried with jet fuel”, “violent emotional suffering and mental suffering.” He said, “he said, he was injured in the neck, his knees and his face.

The reason for this may be more claimed Montreal ConventionAn international agreement responsible for passenger injuries, luggage damage and loss of cargo.

According to the agreement, passengers who damaged international flights can be compensated for $ 200,000, but it may be more if the airline is found to be negligent. Passengers have been two years to raise a lawsuit under the contract.

Twenty-one people were placed in the hospital below accident Flight caused by Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. On Thursday, Delta CEO Ed Baskian was declared All were released.

For each passenger in the flight, with the offer of $ 30,000, the Delta Maintenance Group’s press secretary of the spokesman “There is no strings of this gesture and did not affect the rights.”

Thursday, Delta also issued more information about the captain of the flight and the first officer Both of the fake online rumors that are both failed. The company has been certified by the Federal Aviation Administration, served in captain “Pilot Training and Flight Safety Opportunities”. The first officer working last year, the first officer hired by the Endavor, is also in the United States in the United States.

This The investigation into the crash of the flight continuesWith the FAA groups that helped the National Transport Safety Council and Canadian colleagues.

Delta officials refused to comment on the waiting trial.