Families of those aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 face a looming deadline to file legal claims against the airline, corresponding with the two-year anniversary of the plane’s disappearance. A support group for the families, Voice370, has expressed concern that a corporate restructuring of Malaysia Airlines is a tactic to avoid liability, an assertion the airline’s administrator, Mohammad Faiz Azmi, has not directly addressed. While dozens of families have accepted compensation, others are hesitant, citing requirements to grant the airline impunity or finding it emotionally difficult to proceed without knowing what happened to the aircraft. Some families, including those of American passenger Philip Wood, are pursuing larger compensation packages through the U.S. court system with the help of lawyer Steven Marks.
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Originally published by Jethro Mullen | Mar 3, 2016 | CNN
