Loss of Licence Insurance
 

Any of you folks out there has any good or bad (so I won't even bother to call them up) recommendations for insurance companies that cover loss of licence?

Harvey Watt has a program priced within reason. I don't know anything about their claims experience, though.

IFALPA has a policy, if you`re a union member.

What part of the world you from heckez? Lot's of places to buy from in London (worth trying Crispin Speers & partners 0044 207 480 5083 - Lloyd's broker)

I have ALPA's plan - got it late in life so my benefits are capped at 2400 dollars a month; at 52 my rates are 80 bucks or so monthly.

Harvey Watts has several plans. One of the most attractive I thought is a Mortgage payoff plan if you lose your medical.

www.harveywatt.com

I think the key here is to recognise that LOL insurance is not there to give a payout. Instead, you are retaining the very best of Doctors and Lawyers to get your medical back, and these are people who have lots of ways to do it legally.

I think there are 3 kinds of medicals in the US, but I could be wrong. The first is the normal FAA, then the normal FAA with waviers, and then the special medical.

I would surmise that most of these LOL plans eventually get you a special medical, one where you demonstrate either physically or thru testing that you can do the job safely.

Aircrew Loss of Licence Insurance
 

Try Marsh (Lloyd's broker). Contact Peter Somers on 020 7357 5339