general aviation insurance

Aeronca aircraft remain some of the most beloved vintage airplanes in aviation. Whether it’s a Champ, Chief, Sedan, or Defender, Aeronca aircraft continue to attract pilots who appreciate simple flying, affordable ownership, and the heritage of classic aviation. For many owners, an Aeronca represents something modern aircraft cannot. A direct connection to aviation’s roots. From […]

One of the most common questions we hear from Cherokee Six, Lance, and Saratoga owners is: “Who is the best insurance company for my aircraft?” It’s a fair question. After all, choosing the right aviation insurance company is just as important as choosing the right aircraft. The challenge is that there isn’t a single insurance […]

The Cessna 310 is one of the most respected piston twins ever built. That also means it receives a different level of underwriting scrutiny than most single-engine aircraft. Many aircraft owners are surprised when they discover that insuring a Cessna 310 involves far more than simply evaluating the airplane itself. Why can one Cessna 310 […]

Every experimental aircraft owner wants the same thing from their insurance policy. Strong coverage. Competitive pricing. Know how to report a claim and whom to contact for help. Focus on facts you can keep current, such as training, flight hours and planned use. The truth is that aviation insurance premiums are not random. Insurance companies […]

Updated October 25, 2026. The figures below describe annual quoted offers dated June 4, 2025 through June 3, 2026. They are not premiums paid, issued-policy counts or guaranteed current rates. A PA-28 renewal comparison needs the exact model, aircraft value, pilots and proposed coverage. The wider family name does not establish a single insurance price […]

Updated October 26, 2026. The figures referenced here are annual quoted offers dated June 4, 2025 through June 3, 2026. They are not a count of renewed policies, premiums paid or guaranteed current rates. A Cessna 172 renewal review starts with the terms of your current policy and the proposed coverage for the next period. […]

Champion aircraft occupy a unique place in general aviation. Whether it’s a classic Champ, a Citabria, a Decathlon, or a Super Decathlon, these aircraft continue to attract pilots who value stick-and-rudder skills, tailwheel flying, aerobatics, and pure flying enjoyment. That popularity creates something unique from an insurance perspective. Because Champion aircraft are frequently used for […]

Every Comanche owner wants the same thing from their insurance policy. Strong coverage. Competitive pricing. Know how to report a claim and whom to contact for help. Focus on facts you can keep current, such as training, flight hours and planned use. The truth is that aviation insurance premiums are not random. Insurance companies evaluate […]

The cost to insure a Cessna 120/140 depends on the individual aircraft, pilots and operation. Request a written quote using current facts. This guide highlights the information to prepare and the terms to compare. Value the individual airframe A restoration, avionics change or other upgrade can affect the value requested for a Cessna 120 or […]

An Aviat Husky insurance review should connect the aircraft configuration with the pilot’s experience and intended flying. Explain those facts clearly before comparing price. Describe the pilot’s experience Provide total time, tailwheel experience, Husky time and recent training. Identify any transition plan and the people who will fly the aircraft. Factual claims history and recent […]