Whether you’re flying a G36 Bonanza or a Cessna Citation X, owning a plane—or a fractional share of one—creates specialized aviation insurance needs. Because of the unique uses, features, and regulations associated with personal aircraft, it’s imperative to obtain appropriate insurance coverage to protect this distinctive asset as well as its passengers and contents.
*Three-year rate guarantee available if certain criteria are met and provided no change in hull value, liability limit, or exposure.
In addition to the aircraft itself, owners of private planes may have additional exposures related to airports, hangars, charters, crew and liability. We can help you identify those risks and present insurance solutions for each exposure.
Several programs available today make flying private more accessible. Yet, while these fractional share offerings may include some insurance coverage as part of the fees, the owner can still be held liable for damages and accidents, even if they are not at fault. Talking with a qualified aviation risk advisor can help you better understand what’s at stake and how you can protect yourself from risks associated with fractional jet ownership.
