Insurance Solutions for the Aviation Industry

Acrisure Partners monitor a variety of trends impacting the aviation space and work directly with clients to create innovative solutions to mitigate risk and address business needs.

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Common Types of Coverage

 
 

Aviation Risk

Aviation is a dynamic industry facing ever-evolving risks

and influences including:

  • Cyber threats
  • Supply chain disruptions
  • Geopolitical/governmental regulatory risks
  • Fluctuations in fuel prices
  • Pilot shortages
  • Unruly passengers
  • Grounded airline fleet damages
  • Post-pandemic business travel
  • Environmental impacts
  • Route innovation

Coverage for Aviation Operations

How Our Partners Help Aviation Businesses Manage Risk

Aviation is a very tightknit industry, and Acrisure Partners have the experience and the network of contacts to deliver. Our partners take a consultative approach to aviation clients, especially with first-time buyers to help them navigate the nuances of liability. There are a lot of details to manage, and we're meticulous about every last one. We know what to look for and where to go in the aviation specialty markets, and we're licensed to service in all 50 states.

 
 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • 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.

  • 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).

  • 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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Your aviation business is unique, and so are its needs. Contact us today so we can learn about your specific goals and challenges.

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