Asians cant drive even in the air.
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Furry
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Dont be ridiculous, the meter is still running. Once they can find it, of course...
As to the passengers in the taxi, luckily none of them were in the front passenger seat, or their part of the story might not have been so happy.
General Antony
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The typical full coverage policy in the US would cover against falling objects. Ultimately the aircraft's policy would pay for a loss like this though.
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Malakriss
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Haast
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I was just thinking this to myself the other day.The San Fran runway miss. The multiple Malaysian Airline incidents. The AirAsia weather crash. And apparently this is thesecond crash of a TransAsia plane in the last year.
Shit asian Tylones, get it together.
Tuco
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I was wondering, how hard is it for all the random people who get damages from a huge event like that to get compensation for it? Does that taxi-bro have to stand in line and try to get his $4000 for his car from someone dealing with millions of dollars in claims?
Shouldn't be a problem. Insurance companies themselves buy insurance (through reinsurance contracts), so they can handle large payouts on any one of their policies.
Wingz
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Works about the same all over the world. In fact their companies likely use similar reinsurance companies as ours.
Events like this are easy to pay out for. The bigger events that affect larger areas like hurricanes are harder to survive as a company than something like this. Also take longer to process the claims as there are many more individuals with unique damages.
Events like this are easy to pay out for. The bigger events that affect larger areas like hurricanes are harder to survive as a company than something like this. Also take longer to process the claims as there are many more individuals with unique damages.
General Antony
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No, most likely his car insurance will just cut him a check and they will notify the aircraft insurer of the loss and request reimbursement.
If he is smart he'll go through the other carrier as opposed to his own. When you have no fault in a situation that is always the best route to take.
