Aviation and Aircraft

Insuring aircraft takes a well-rounded knowledge of various types and models of aircraft. Piston, turbine and jet engine aircraft all have insurance considerations specific to their engine type and services they may need. If you’re uninsured or under-insured, you’re running a huge risk.

Coverages include hull, hangar keepers, non-owned aircraft, pollution, products liability, liability insurance, non-owned auto insurance, commercial auto fleet, property, cyber liability and directors and officers for aviation firms and their aircraft and other assets.

Helicopters are one of the most versatile flying machines around, but helicopters also face many risks from passengers getting injured in flight to the rotors or skids being damaged while landing. The right helicopter insurance protects you, your passengers and the helicopter in the event of an unforeseen mishap.

Because of their versatility, insurance rates for helicopters are highly dependent on the aircraft’s use. Is it used for medical evacuations, cargo delivery or site seeing tours? Based on how the helicopter is used different risk factors will be considered when creating the policy.

A fixed-base operator (FBO) provides aviation support services such as fueling, hangaring, tie-down and parking, aircraft rental, aircraft maintenance, flight instruction, and other aircraft services.

Aircraft Hull and Liability; Aviation Property and Inland Marine; Aviation Hangar-keepers; and Pollution Liability policies insure those who service pleasure or business aircraft for flight schools and other commercial uses.