The flight is over, the damage to livelihood remains: what will Flydubai passengers receive?

The Ministry of Defense recognized the attempted attack on the Flydubai flight as an act of hostility, which may open the possibility for affected passengers to receive financial assistance from the National Insurance Institute, subject to medical and administrative conditions.

The Ministry of Defense recognized the attempted attack on the Flydubai flight as an act of hostility, and this decision may open the possibility for affected passengers to receive financial assistance. The article details the possible routes: compensation during the medical treatment period (TATR) from the National Insurance Institute, based on the average net income in the three months prior to the injury, subject to medical approval. Attorney Shari Dvir emphasizes that eligibility is not automatic and depends on additional conditions, such as salary payment by the employer. Additionally, one can request a determination of disability degree that would grant a grant or monthly compensation, and examine rights from private insurance or pension fund. Dvir calls not to delay, as the deadline for filing claims is about one year from the event.