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rocket66
30th Sep 2012, 23:31
Folks,

Was chatting to a mate the other day about who is considering starting his own GA business. The question came up about public and passenger liability insurance.

Anyone know, who are some of the best companies to obtain insurance through and roughly how much would he be up for, for an 8 pax aircraft?


Rocket:ok:

Ex FSO GRIFFO
1st Oct 2012, 02:29
You don't say where you are Rocket.

If in WA, or Qld, I would suggest 'Marsh' Insurance , or any other reputable brokers to advise you of the requirements / recommendations for your intended operation.

RAAA: Marsh Australia Member Profile (http://www.raaa.com.au/membership/associate/marsh-australia/marsh-australia.html)

I have no real 'connection', other than we use them for our very small business for both our 'vintage' aircraft, and they seem to be ok.

Rotsa Ruck:ok:

FokkerInYour12
1st Oct 2012, 06:34
For training aircraft excluding ab-initio work with 2M combined public liability and passnger on a figure of about 5% of hull value, with excess of about 1.25%.

Training + freight-only charter is around 5.75% of hull value.

Also carefully consider the structure of the company (or companies) to minimise liability issues through negligence (deliberate or otherwise).

rocket66
1st Oct 2012, 08:32
Thanks folks,

Without givig too much away, he will be operating in QLD running a simple scenic operation. No training or running of freight.

Griffo- Thanks for the lead mate, will forward it on.:ok:


Rocket

C82R
1st Oct 2012, 08:50
I agree with GRIFFO. :ok:


Your friend needs to use a specialist aviation insurance broker. Google Aviation Insurance Broker and that should give him a couple of choices.

seneca208
1st Oct 2012, 09:55
Does your mate need any pilots? :E

LookinDown
1st Oct 2012, 11:34
These days I wouldnt consider public liability cover for anything less then 10 Million.