NS Court Approves $18M Class-Action Settlement in 2015 Air Canada Crash Landing
The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has approved a settlement in the class-action lawsuit involving a crash landing of an Air Canada flight in Halifax more than a decade ago. Twenty-five of 133 passengers on board Air Canada Flight 624 from Toronto were injured when the airplane struck power lines during a snowstorm at Halifax [...]
The Supreme Court of Nova Scotia has approved an $18,075,000 settlement for a class-action lawsuit regarding an Air Canada flight crash landing in Halifax. The settlement covers legal fees and expenses for passengers injured during the March 2015 incident. Air Canada, Nav Canada, and the Halifax International Airport Authority are the parties paying the settlement.
- Supreme Court of Nova Scotia approved a settlement.
- Class-action lawsuit involved an Air Canada flight crash landing.
- The incident occurred in March 2015 at Halifax Stanfield International Airport.
- Air Canada Flight 624 struck power lines during a snowstorm, landing short of the runway.
- Twenty-five out of 133 passengers were injured.
- The settlement amount is $18,075,000, including legal fees.
- Air Canada, Nav Canada, and Halifax International Airport Authority are paying the settlement.
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