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Old 12th December 2025 | 09:33
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FI Indemnity Insurance

Hi. Can anyone recommend a good indemnity insurance for FI's? (In case a student sues me or my estate in case of an incident/accident). TIA
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Old 13th December 2025 | 08:40
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Many ppruners will say you don't need it. I use this:

https://www.insureaircraft.co.uk/fly...insurance.html

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Old 14th December 2025 | 09:01
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Great - thanks.
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Old 14th December 2025 | 09:06
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Depends where you are based. In UK/EU almost everything you do is under the umbrella of an ATO or DTO, so you would be covered by them.
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Old 14th December 2025 | 17:22
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How so?
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Old 14th December 2025 | 19:13
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Does anyone have a good example of a case where this sort of insurance proved helpful - or where an instructor might have wished they had it?
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Old 28th February 2026 | 18:05
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Does anyone have a good example of a case where this sort of insurance proved helpful - or where an instructor might have wished they had it?
There was a case (many years ago) where a hawk instructor was checking out a wealthy individual in a lot. Things went wrong, wealthy student ended up dead.
Unusually AAIB were scathing. Basically pointed the finger at the hawk instructor, who'd used hawk teachings on the lot. Dont know what came of it, but err.....wouldnt have wanted to have been that instructor.
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Old 1st March 2026 | 00:22
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Does anyone have a good example of a case where this sort of insurance proved helpful - or where an instructor might have wished they had it?
I use this as a case study for my instructor trainees. Lots of lessons here.
https://www.coronerscourt.qld.gov.au...e-20230404.pdf
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