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Old 14th Feb 2005, 12:08
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Hi Guys,

Have performed a search on the above but cannot find much. Would appreciate some contact details for companies providing the above.

Many thanks.
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Understand the expert in this field is:

Graham Hynd

00 353 21 4777 917

Based in Ireland and London.
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There aren't many companies that offer it but try BALPA Financial Services and also Traffords, both are brokers and offer a Loss of Licence policy. You can choose temporary benefit if you want and can choose the amount you want to cover for.
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So far I've been unable to find a company offering LOL insurance to people in my position who've spent a fortune on self-sponsored training but don't actually have a flying job. The sticking point is that all payouts seem to be based on loss of earnings.
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How much does medical history affect LOL insurance in your experiences? I had thyroid problems but am fine to get a Class 1 - I am wary however of getting the medical and undertaking training however if LOL insurance will not cover the rather large investment it takes nowadays to gain the licence.
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