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Travel insurance 'will likely' cover injuries sustained in the Singapore Airlines incident, ABI says

May 22, 2024 4:21 AM

May 22 (Reuters) - Travel insurance policies "will

likely" cover injuries sustained by aircraft turbulence, but

policies may vary, the Association Of British Insurers said

following the Singapore Airlines incident on Tuesday.

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