Aircraft Insurance

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Since flying is considered a high-risk activity, Chadler Solutions utilizes our expertise in the marketplace to help you get the aircraft coverage you need with the top-rated carriers you want.

Aircraft Hull Liability Coverage

A basic aircraft hull liability insurance policy protects against all physical loss or damage risks. This includes:

Physical damage
Owners, operators, passengers, baggage and cargo carried on the aircraft
Medical coverage for passengers, pilots and crew members
Aircraft third party liability—damage to individuals or property outside of the aircraft itself

Policies are subject to standard deductible levels, ranging from $50,000 to $1 million, depending on the type of aircraft insured.

Most “all risk” aircraft hull liability insurance policies are arranged on an “agreed value basis,” in which you and Chadler Solutions agree on the policy period and the value of your aircraft. In the event of a total loss, your insurance company pays the agreed value, with no replacement option.

Coverage Options

With as much time and attention to detail as you used in selecting your aircraft, you’ll want to make sure you and your machine are properly insured. For added protection, consider the following additional coverage options:

Geographic limits
Premises medical coverage
Emergency expense reimbursement
Non-owned hangars and contents coverage
Personal effects and baggage coverage
Trip interruption expense coverage
Spare engines and parts coverage
War risks coverage
Life insurance

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The Basics

Similar to many other vehicle insurance options, aircraft hull and liability insurance is specific to you and your aircraft. In fact, your policy will depend specifically on the following criteria:

Aircraft make and model
How the aircraft will be used
Pilot’s overall experience
Pilot’s experience with your aircraft’s make and model
Pilot’s training
Loss history for the pilot and/or operator of the plane
Limits of coverage desired