Insurer to pay $900,000 for crashed plane

01/09/2009 - 11:44

Belarus

' SU-27UBM fighter that crashed in Poland on Sunday was insured for $900,000, Lyubou Simonchyk, director general of the Pramtransinvest insurance company, told Interfax. The two dead pilots were insured for $15,000 each.

The insurance cover will be paid within ten days on receipt of an act from the team, which is investigating the crash, Simonchyk said.

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