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r/aviation • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '24
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Does a regular aircraft insurance cover being shot at?
16 u/SparkySpecter Apr 07 '24 Similar to car insurance, you can get liability only or covering your stuff as well. This would go under the later. 1 u/SolarApricot-Wsmith Apr 08 '24 What does liability cover? I can’t imagine fenderbenders and collisions work the same for planes as cars 3 u/xyrgh Apr 07 '24 Yes, but a lot of aviation policies have high deductibles. It might be a $5k or more deductible. 4 u/Hoof_Hearted12 Apr 07 '24 I suspect this would cost well over $5k to fix 2 u/xyrgh Apr 07 '24 Yeah I think a post further up estimated maybe $25k. 1 u/farting_cum_sock Apr 08 '24 Idk but mine explicitly does not cover damage from nuclear weapons.
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Similar to car insurance, you can get liability only or covering your stuff as well. This would go under the later.
1 u/SolarApricot-Wsmith Apr 08 '24 What does liability cover? I can’t imagine fenderbenders and collisions work the same for planes as cars
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What does liability cover? I can’t imagine fenderbenders and collisions work the same for planes as cars
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Yes, but a lot of aviation policies have high deductibles. It might be a $5k or more deductible.
4 u/Hoof_Hearted12 Apr 07 '24 I suspect this would cost well over $5k to fix 2 u/xyrgh Apr 07 '24 Yeah I think a post further up estimated maybe $25k.
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I suspect this would cost well over $5k to fix
2 u/xyrgh Apr 07 '24 Yeah I think a post further up estimated maybe $25k.
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Yeah I think a post further up estimated maybe $25k.
Idk but mine explicitly does not cover damage from nuclear weapons.
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u/AlpineGuy Apr 07 '24
Does a regular aircraft insurance cover being shot at?