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Ongoing Story· Day 11

Flydubai Passenger Compensation Could Reach Half a Million Shekels Each

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Flydubai Passengers Launch Class Action Lawsuit Over Thwarted Terror Attack

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Over 100 passengers from a flydubai flight are preparing a class action lawsuit seeking hundreds of millions in damages against the airline and the transportation ministries of Israel and the UAE. The suit stems from a September 30 terror attack where the copilot attempted to crash the plane but was stopped by passengers. Tzvika Manes is leading the passenger committee, which is organizing the legal effort. One passenger, Asaf Rajuan, has raised suspicions about the behavior of two flight attendants during the incident, though official investigations have not implicated other crew members.

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  • Over 100 flydubai passengers are launching a class action suit seeking hundreds of millions in damages.
  • The lawsuit targets flydubai airline and the transportation ministries of Israel and the UAE.
  • The suit follows a September 30 terror attack where a copilot attempted to crash the plane.
  • Tzvika Manes, a passenger involved in subduing the attacker, is leading the passenger committee.
  • Passenger Asaf Rajuan reported suspicious behavior from two flight attendants during the incident.
  • Official investigations have concluded that other flydubai crew members were not involved.
Flydubai Passengers Launch Class Action Lawsuit Over Thwarted Terror Attack
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