A passenger in the Minnesota file process after Delta Crash

Ago Last week Minneapolis-to-toorto Delta Flight 4919 Crash, A minnesota passenger has filed a federal process.

Hannah Krebs is looking for compensation due to physical and emotional lesions and economic losses. Her trial claims that the accident, which involved flight 4819, which skidded on the track, after passing, was caused by “the serious negligence and negligence of the flight crew”.

He also claims that the crew has violated numerous standards and flight rules of the domestic and international air industry established by the Montreal Convention, an international treaty. Both Delta Air Lines and its branch in the entire Endeavour Air are listed as defendants. Endeavour is based in Minneapolis. Another trial was submitted by a passenger in Texas, Martinus Lourens.

Delta could not be contacted to comment.

The collapse of last week involved 80 passengers, including four crew members. There were no victims, but the authorities said 21 people suffered a number of injuries. The last person hospitalized with wounds was released on Thursday.

Experts credited the design of modern passenger jets as a reason why everyone survived the accident. The jets have fuel tanks in wings, designed to break in an accident, and chairs and seat belts designed to withstand impacts up to 16 times higher than the force of gravity.

In a previous statement, Delta offered to pay $ 30,000 to each passenger in flight. A spokesman for the airline said that the payment “has no attached strings and does not affect the rights”.

The accident investigation is headed by the Canada Safety Council.

John Nelson from Bayport and told the experience As a passenger during the accident, saying that he is not sure when he feels he will fly again. After the incident, Nelson was led by Delta to Chicago from Toronto and then took a car service.