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Fortune
Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez

Delta is offering $30,000 with 'no strings attached' to passengers on the Toronto flight that crash-landed. Legal experts say they should read the fine print

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  • Delta offered passengers on the plane that crash-landed in Toronto a $30,000 payout that was lauded by PR experts. Yet legal experts say the move should be commended only if it really comes “with no strings attached” as Delta says it does. Passengers should be cautious about the fine print of any agreement they sign and shouldn’t be afraid to pursue litigation against the company, the experts added.

After a Delta plane crashed in Toronto, the airline quickly offered affected passengers $30,000 payments with “no strings attached,” yet legal experts say passengers should be cautious nonetheless about accepting the payment.

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