Flydubai Passengers Plan Class-Action Suit Seeking Millions in Damages After Co-Pilot Attack: Report
About 100 of 174 passengers have joined the suit, which seeks up to $43.5 million in compensation after the alleged attack.
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Flydubai passengers plan to sue airline and Israel for hundreds of millions after co
About 100 of 174 passengers have authorized a committee led by Bank Leumi executive Tzvika Manes, who helped overpower the attacking co-pilot; the group is consulting law firms and examining flight regulations under the Abraham Accords
The majority of passengers plan to file a lawsuit against the airlines involved, as well as the transport ministries of both Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
About 100 of the 174 passengers on the Flydubai plane, which prevented a terrorist attack on September 30, are preparing a class action lawsuit against the airline and the Israeli and United Arab Emirates transport ministries worth tens of millions of dollars, Israeli business newspaper Calcalist reported.
Approximately 100 of the 174 passengers on Flydubai flight FZ1073 are preparing to sue the airline and authorities in Israel and the UAE following the co-pilot's attack on the captain, an attempt to crash the plane on September 30.
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