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Banks' Association: Support for the Families of the Two Pilots Who Lost Their Lives in the Tanagra Crash

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EET member banks will pay 50,000 euros to each family and will write off specific loan obligations of their relatives

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EET member banks will pay 50,000 euros to each family and will write off specific loan obligations of their relatives

·Marousi, Greece
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The Hellenic Banks Association announced that the four systemic banks are providing financial support to the families of the two pilots who lost their lives.

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Support measures have been taken by the Hellenic Association of Banks (EET) following the tragedy that occurred during demonstrations at Tanagra airport on Saturday. The article Banks support the families of the pilots of the Tanagra crash was published in NewsIT.

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The four systemic banks are providing financial support to the families of the two F-4 Phantom pilots who died in Tanagra. The initiative provides for the payment of 50,000 euros to each of the two families, as well as the write-off of certain loan obligations of their relatives. The decision concerns the families of Major Ioannis Blesia [...]

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The Hellenic Banks Association expressed its condolences to the families of the two F4 Phantom pilots who lost their lives in Tanagra on September 5, 2026. As a token of respect, member banks will pay 50,000 euros to each family and will write off individual loan obligations of the parents, dependents and spouses of the deceased.

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The four systemic banks will pay a financial aid of 50,000 euros to each of the families of the two F-4 Phantom pilots who lost their lives in Tanagra. At the same time, it was decided to write off the individual loan obligations that the parents, spouses and dependents of the two pilots have towards these banks. The …

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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