Sam Ratulangi Airport Submits The Life Insurance

Manado - PT Angkasa Pura I (Persero) Sam Ratulangi Airport Branch Office Manado submitted the life insurance to the legal beneficiary of Julius M. Mongdong, Monday (10/10). The deceased Julius was a passenger of Batik Air with flight ID 6272 from Jakarta he sudden drop in the exit of arrival terminal of Sam Ratulangi Airport in September ago.

“According to chronological record, the deceased that was carrying luggage, fell at 19:05 WITA. The airport officers conducted first aid to him and then took to the Air Force Hospital (RS TNI AU). But unfortunately, he was declared dead at 19:45 WITA. For that, we are from Sam Ratulangi Airport management conveys our condolences to his families and relatives,” said Nugroho Jati General Manager of Sam Ratulangi Airport Manado.

On submission of the life insurance for passengers, the legal beneficiaries who are also of the deceased’s brother, Luke M Mondong thanked to the airport. “We would like to express our gratitude, not only because of this compensation, but also for the attention and handling of the airport officers to the deceased when he fell,” said Lukas. Lukas, who is a resident of Paal 4 Lingkungan III Kota Manado also told that the deceased had complained about his pain shortly before he went to Manado to visit his family at Lingkungan III Kota Manado.

“Hopefully the compensation received by family can be used well and our goodwill may be received by the family as a manifestation of customers or passengers protection in our airport,” said Jati.

Insurance Airport Liability or Passengers Insurance who suffers accident in the airport area is cooperated by PT Angkasa Pura I (Persero) with Asuransi Jasa Rahardja, so that administrative handling is completed by Jasa Rahardja. Eka Agus Siswanto, the Head of Asuransi Jasa Rahardja Branch said that the compensation given of 15 million rupiahs. “The fund will be disbursed through BNI account by account transfer. This is to facilitate family so that they can withdraw it whenever necessary,” he said.