SOLUTIONS FOR MY BUSINESS
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AIRCRAFT HULL & LIABILITYCovers physical aircraft damage plus third-party liability for passengers and people injured on the ground.
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AIRCRAFT PRODUCTS LIABILITYProtects a manufacturer against legal liability related to damage or injury caused by a product failure.
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AIRPORT PREMISESCovers claims for injury or damage when airport premises are used for parking and storing aircraft.
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DBA COVERAGEProvides compensation for disability or death to persons who are injured while employed at military, naval, and air bases outside the United States.
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EXPERIMENTAL AIRPLANE INSURANCECovers hull damage, third-party liability, third-party property damage, and medical payments for home-built aircraft.
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HANGER KEEPERS LEGAL LIABILITYCovers aircraft damage/destruction while in the insured's custody for storage, repair, or safekeeping, and while in or on the premises.
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WORKER'S COMPENSATIONCovers medical and physical therapy expenses, and lost wages for workers who get sick or injured while performing work duties.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is aviation insurance required for casual/leisure flying?
Acrisure Partners cover non-owned liability for people who want coverage when they rent or fly someone else's aircraft. Depending on a variety of factors, drones may also require growing coverage needs. Many flight schools also require students to purchase these coverage options.
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How much aviation insurance coverage does my organization need?
The average is more than $100 million, and most companies carry $250 million of coverage. However, depending on flight areas and other business considerations, many companies even have $1 billion of coverage (which, for example, is required for flying in and out of Hong Kong).
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What regulations impact the aviation industry and insurance coverage?
Aviation is a highly regulated industry and includes USDOT for the safety of airplanes, consumer protections, and environmental impacts. Plus, Airlines for America manages many industry regulations.
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