exactly, they think just pay a bit sudah settle  theres more shit to come soon............

RM 516, 000

Times 6 [average]

Ppl say airplanes is safe

that 1 guy that survive, must have protection of gods......either he did something good in his current life, or previous life

how much were compensated by MAS for MH370 and MH17 incident?

Compensation for passengers' next of kin
Lack of evidence in determining the cause of Flight 370's disappearance, as well as the absence of any physical confirmation that the airplane crashed, raises many issues regarding responsibility for the accident and the payments made by insurance agencies.[324] Under the Montreal Convention, it is the carrier's responsibility to prove lack of fault in an accident and each passenger's next of kin are automatically entitled, regardless of fault, to a payment of approximately US$175,000[p] from the airline's insurance company—amounting to a total of almost US$40 million for the 227 passengers on board.[324]

Malaysia Airlines was also vulnerable to civil action from passengers' families.[324] Compensation awarded during civil cases (or settlements reached out of court) was likely to vary widely among passengers, based on the country where the proceedings were to take place. An American court could be expected to award upwards of US$8–10 million, while Chinese courts would be likely to award a small fraction of that amount.[325][326] Despite the announcement that the flight ended in the southern Indian Ocean, it was not until 29 January 2015 that the Malaysian government officially declared Flight 370 an accident with no survivors, a move that would allow compensation claims to be made.[327] The first civil case relating to the disappearance was filed in October 2014—even before Flight 370 had been declared an accident—on behalf of two Malaysian boys whose father was a passenger;[q] they were claiming for negligence in failing to contact the aircraft soon after it was lost and for breach of contract for failing to bring the passenger to his destination.[330] Additional civil proceedings against Malaysia Airlines were filed in China and Malaysia.[331]

Soon after the disappearance of Flight 370, Malaysia Airlines offered ex gratia condolence payments to families of the passengers. In China, the families were offered ¥31,000 (approx. US$5,000) "comfort money",[332] but some rejected the offer.[333] It was also reported that Malaysian relatives received only $2,000.[333] In June 2014, Malaysia's deputy Foreign Minister Hamzah Zainuddin said that families of seven passengers received $50,000 advance compensation from Malaysia Airlines, but that full payout would come after the aircraft was found, or officially declared lost[334] (which later occurred in January 2015).[327]

This is just compensation kot. I am sure lawsuit inkambing

they might put a clause if u get the compensation, you can’t sue them.
Else Airindia just giving everyone “bullets” to sue them back.

No idea

This is what i found in wiki
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_370

But cannot compare because it is deemed missing, probably have not declare yet using legal term

1. Footage showed the aircraft climbing away from the runway then sinking back down towards the ground, before disappearing behind trees and bursting into flames. The plane crashed into a hostel housing medical students, doctors and their families in the Meghani Nagar residential area and at least 24 people on the ground died.

On Thursday night, Air India confirmed that 241 of those on board had been killed in the crash, with a Briton, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the sole survivor. The combined death toll makes it the world’s worst aviation disaster for more than a decade.

2. India’s home minister, Amit Shah, said the intense heat caused by burning jet fuel meant that had been little chance for anyone who survived impact to escape. “There was 125,000 litres of fuel inside the plane and it caught heat so it was impossible to save anyone,” he said. The final death toll would only be known after the DNA testing had been completed on the victims’ remains, he said.

Videos of the aftermath showed smoke rising over the area and firefighters on charred streets as people were moved on stretchers. In other images, people were seen assessing the damage while part of the mangled plane could be seen sticking out of a building. Pieces of the aircraft’s landing gear, fuselage and tail protruded from the wreckage. Residents said the crash sounded like a bomb blast and felt like an earthquake.

3.  Ramesh, from London, described seeing bodies all around him after the crash.

“Thirty seconds after takeoff, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed. It all happened so quickly,” Ramesh, who still had his boarding pass, told the Hindustan Times. He said he had “impact injuries”, including bruising on his chest, eyes and feet, but was otherwise lucid and conscious.

“When I got up, there were bodies all around me. I was scared. I stood up and ran. There were pieces of the plane all around me. Someone grabbed hold of me and put me in an ambulance and brought me to the hospital.”

4.  Vidhi Chaudhary, a police officer, told Reuters: “Approximately 294 have died. This includes some students as the plane crashed on the building where they were staying.”

Three of the Britons who died in the crash have been named as Akeel Nanabawa, his wife, Hannaa, and their four-year-old daughter, Sara, according to a statement posted by Gloucester Muslim Community on Facebook.

Air India’s chair, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, described the crash as a “tragic accident”.
5. According to air traffic control at Ahmedabad airport, the aircraft departed at 1.39pm (9.09am BST) from runway 23. It issued a mayday call after which nothing more was heard from the flight deck.

The 242 people onboard included two pilots and 10 cabin crew. The passengers included 217 adults, 11 children and two infants, according to Reuters. Of them, 169 were Indian nationals, 53 were Britons, seven Portuguese, and one Canadian, Air India said.
6. Tata Group, the parent company of Air India, said it would provide 10m rupees (£86,000) to the families of those killed in the crash. The company said it would also cover the medical costs of those injured and provide support in the “building up” of the medical college hit by the plane.

7. Residents told Agence France-Presse about the aftermath of the crash. “When we reached the spot there were several bodies lying around and firefighters were dousing the flames. Many of the bodies were burned,” said Poonam Patni.

Another witness, who did not want to be named, said: “We saw people from the building jumping from the second and third floor to save themselves. The plane was in flames. We helped people get out of the building and sent the injured to the hospital.”
8. The UK Foreign Office said officials were working with Indian authorities to establish the facts around the crash and provide support to those involved. Gatwick airport officials said a reception centre was being set up for relatives of the passengers.

The flight tracking website Flightradar24 said the signal from the aircraft was lost less than a minute after takeoff. In a post on X, it said: “We are following reports of a crash of Air India flight AI171 from Ahmedabad to London.

9 Doctors were at lunch in Ahmedabad hostel, then a plane crashed into their building

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jun/...board-ahmedabad

yes i agree. hard to make comparison.

Tata incident - fully under airlines' responsibility
Mas incidents- 1 kena tembak, 1 hilang

Thanks for the updates.

gonna wait for mentour's version

how much were compensated by MAS for MH370 and MH17 incident?

RT8081

BBC got that survivor weedo walking to ambulance, anyone can translate what Briton Indian says?

Check out this also

1-2 year income for britons, portugese and canadian

air india will kena sue until upcar by these victims' family

I tot you would say something like ccp provide more somefing like that