Aviation-related Property Insurance

Aircraft hull insurance provides coverage for physical damage to an aircraft. It protects the value of your aircraft whether it's on the ground or in flight, covering losses due to accidents, collisions, or other covered events. This type of insurance can cover the full value of the aircraft or a specified amount agreed upon with the insurer.

Hangar insurance covers the physical structure of the hangar and its contents, including aircraft, tools, and equipment stored within. It provides protection against damage from events such as fire, storms, vandalism, and theft. This insurance helps ensure that both the hangar and its valuable contents are safeguarded against unexpected losses.

Ground risk hull insurance covers an aircraft while it is on the ground and not in flight. There are typically two types: "not in motion" coverage, which protects against damage when the aircraft is parked or being towed, and "in motion" coverage, which applies when the aircraft is taxiing. This insurance is crucial for protecting your aircraft from risks during ground operations.

War risk insurance provides coverage for losses resulting from war-related events, including acts of war, terrorism, hijacking, and civil unrest. Standard aviation insurance policies often exclude these risks, so war risk insurance is essential for operators flying in areas where these threats may be present.