Aviation Insurance

Aviation insurance can protect the aircraft and cover your liability to others. Our aviation specialists customize a program for your business.

Overview

Insurance for private aircraft and the operations that support them.

Coverage can combine physical damage insurance for the aircraft with liability protection for passengers, third parties and property.

Programs may cover ground risks alone or extend to flight, adding hangars, cargo and the airport premises you use.

Physical damage: Repair or replacement of the aircraft and its equipment, on the ground or in flight.
Passenger liability: Injury to the people on board.
Public liability: Damage to third-party property, such as buildings, vehicles or other aircraft.
Scheduled aircraft liability: Third-party claims arising from the aircraft named in the policy.
Substitute aircraft: Liability coverage extended to a similar aircraft used temporarily.
Non-owned aircraft: Liability and damage coverage for aircraft you do not own, often with limits on aircraft type, weight and passenger numbers.
Hangars and contents: Damage to a hangar or its contents that results from operating the aircraft.
Cargo and personal effects: Loss of or damage to what the aircraft carries.
Airport premises: Damage to airport property during operations.
Sales and services: Liability for sellers of aircraft, parts or services.