SIA offers S$13.5K compensation to SQ321 passengers who suffered “minor injuries”

Passengers with serious injuries requiring long-term medical care are also offered an advance payment of US$25,000 to address immediate needs

Singapore Airlines has offered US$10,000 compensation to SQ321 passengers who sustained minor injuries and has invited those who suffered more serious injuries to discuss appropriate compensation, as reported by Channel News Asia.

SIA’s compensation plan includes measures to support all 211 passengers aboard the flight, including covering medical expenses and providing additional financial assistance.

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