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Commercial Drone Insurance
From the next job to a growing fleet, your drone insurance should reflect the work you actually do. Start with your operation and the protection you want to discuss.
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Real people. Real experiences.
What BWI customers say
Reviews of BWI’s aviation insurance service.
Great service great follow-up by Katie 11 years as customer
Emily is a fantastic agent. She's very knowledgeable and helpful. I would definitely recommend her for your aviation insurance needs!
If you are shopping for aviation insurance, you MUST speak with Katie! Helpful, knowledgeable and ready to go the extra Nautical Mile for you!
A conversation built around your operation
Start with what matters to you.
Your operation
Tell us how and where you fly, and what the next year holds.
Explore the guideYour equipment
Share drone and equipment values and any financing requirements.
Explore the guideYour protection
Review proposed liability limits, physical damage and important policy conditions.
Explore the guideCoverage varies by policy. Discuss the proposed terms, conditions and exclusions with BWI.
Commercial Drone Insurance guide
Review the proposed coverage, limits, conditions and exclusions with BWI before deciding. Request a quote for your drone operation.
Commercial Drone Insurance from BWI
Commercial drone insurance can address liability arising from your operation. Physical damage for the drone and selected equipment may also be available. Tell BWI what you fly, the work you do and the protection you want to discuss.
Our team helps businesses explore drone insurance options and understand the proposed coverage.
Liability coverage for the work you do
- Share the liability limits required by your clients or contracts. BWI can discuss available options for your operation; limits and premiums depend on underwriting.
- If a project requires a different limit or an additional insured, ask BWI before accepting the job. Changes are subject to the insurer’s agreement and may affect the premium.
- Review the proposed policy for covered activities, territory, conditions and exclusions. A quote should reflect the work your business actually performs.
Physical damage and equipment options
- Ask about physical damage for your drone, cameras, attached equipment and any other equipment you need to insure. Be specific about payloads and any dispensing or delivery operations.
- Theft, accidental damage and overseas operations require a review of the actual policy. Confirm insured values, deductibles, covered causes of loss and territory before traveling or starting a job.
Ask about privacy and advertising liability
- Drone photography and media work can raise privacy or advertising-related questions. Describe how you capture, use and publish images when discussing coverage.
- Ask whether the proposed policy includes relevant protection, whether an endorsement is needed, and which limits and exclusions apply. Do not assume these coverages are included without reviewing the terms.
A real team to help
- Contact BWI with questions about your operation, quote request or policy. Our aviation insurance team can help you work through the details.
- Start your quote request online or call 800-666-4359. Before a new job, contact us about any required coverage changes or certificates and allow time for review.
Your next step
A few details help us get started.
- Drone models and requested insured values.
- Pilots, experience, training and intended operations.
- Contract requirements and requested liability limits.
- Current insurance and preferred effective date.
A real team behind you.
Meet Matt White and the people who help BWI customers every day.
Let’s talk about your next flight
