THE management of Dana Air has called on relatives of those who died in the June 3 crash in Lagos to furnish it with details of the next-of-kin of the victims for insurance purposes.

In a statement, the airline called on relatives of the deceased, some of whom it had had difficulty reaching out to, to come forward with details of their next-of-kin for insurance purposes.

“The company fully realises how painful this is for the families, and fully recognises the need to handle this process promptly and sensitively.

“We do not imagine that this will make up for the pains that you are going through but the company will continue to make every possible effort to assist all those affected,” the statement read.

It said its focus now was to support the families of those affected by the accident.

Similarly, the airline said it was committed to assisting the Accident Investigation Bureau (AIB) in determining the cause of the accident.

Reiterating the position of the airline, the Chief Executive Officer, Jacky Hathiramani, declared: “At this time, all of the senior management team of Dana Air is focused on providing assistance to the families of the departed, and also full cooperation to the authorities carrying out the investigation.

“As yet, the cause of the accident remains unknown. Investigations are still ongoing and it will not be right for anyone to speculate until the reports have been submitted.”

The airline had, on Thursday, made fresh efforts to support families with their insurance claims.

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