First published 1982
Paul Garrison takes readers into the specialized realm of aircraft insurance, where pilots must understand coverage options that can make or break their flying careers. The book examines different types of policies available to aviators, from basic liability protection to comprehensive hull coverage. Garrison breaks down the factors that determine premiums, including pilot experience, aircraft type, and intended use. He explains how insurance companies assess risk in aviation and what pilots can do to secure better rates. The guide covers claims processes, policy exclusions, and common pitfalls that can leave pilots exposed. Garrison draws on industry expertise to help readers make informed decisions about protecting their aircraft and their financial future in aviation.
Genres: business, non-fiction, finance, aviation, guides
Vibes: informative, practical, technical
Tropes: expert-guide
176 pages · Paperback · Tab Books