Air India on Saturday announced an interim compensation of ₹25 lakh each to the families of those who perished in the tragic crash of Flight AI171, and to the lone survivor. This support comes in addition to the ₹1 crore compensation earlier pledged by Tata Sons, the airline’s parent company.
Speaking from Ahmedabad, Air India CEO Campbell Wilson reaffirmed the airline’s commitment to supporting grieving families: “Our teams are on the ground and will remain here for as long as needed. The ₹25 lakh interim relief is aimed at helping families cope with immediate financial needs.”
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Air India stands in solidarity with the families of the passengers who tragically lost their lives in the recent accident. Our teams on the ground are doing everything possible to extend care and support during this incredibly difficult time.
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