The Public Defender’s Office of the State of São Paulo, the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the State of São Paulo (MPSP), the Public Defender’s Office of the State of Paraná, and the Public Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Paraná held this Tuesday (13) the first meeting with Voepass Linhas Aéreas and an insurance company to discuss compensation for the families of the 62 victims of flight 2283. airline plane crash It occurred last Friday (9), in the municipality of Vinhedo (SP), and left no survivors. 
According to the public defender general of the state of São Paulo, Luciana Jordão, the initial issue was the release of mandatory insurance – called Reta insurance – which covers families’ initial extraordinary expenses. According to the defender, the liability compensation that must be paid by the airline will be discussed at a later stage.
“The Public Prosecutor’s Office of the State of São Paulo and the Public Defender’s Office of the State of São Paulo are reviewing all the documentation so that families can safely sign these documents, especially regarding the Reta insurance, with peace of mind. Later, still in its early stages, we will move on to the second stage, which is the stage for liability compensation,” said the defender.
A second meeting between the public defenders, public ministries, Voepass and the insurance company is already scheduled for next Tuesday (20).
Integrated plan
The Public Prosecutor’s Office of the State of São Paulo reported that it has today established an integrated action plan with prosecutors from various areas to monitor the legal proceedings regarding the plane crash. “It is an absolutely plural group. It involves prosecutors from all areas. So they will act according to their respective areas. It could be the area of public records, consumer protection, or criminal law,” said the deputy attorney general of the MPSP, Roberto Barbosa Alves.
Alves stressed that Voepass has cooperated with the investigations “as far as possible,” but that there is still no forecast for when the MPSP will file a complaint. “There is still the removal of evidence from the accident site, and this obviously still requires a series of measures that are absolutely time-bound,” he said.
