general aviation insurance

The Piper J3 Cub is one of the most iconic aircraft ever built. It is also one of the aircraft categories that receives very different underwriting treatment than modern tricycle-gear aircraft. Your pilot history matters alongside the aircraft details. Keep both parts of the application current. Why can one J3 owner receive multiple competitive insurance […]

The Cessna 150 and Cessna 152 are among the most insurable aircraft in aviation. That surprises many owners. After all, these aircraft are commonly used by: Student pilots Low-time pilots Flight instructors First-time aircraft owners Recreational pilots So why can one Cessna 152 owner receive multiple competitive insurance quotes while another owner struggles to find […]

A Taylorcraft insurance review starts with the individual aircraft. Describe its condition, restoration work and current equipment. Then explain the pilots and flying sites involved so the quote reflects your ownership plans. Support the insured value Provide the model, year, registration and engine details. Include modifications, avionics and completed restoration work. Ask what records the […]

One of the most common questions we hear from Taylorcraft owners is: “My friend owns the same airplane I do. Why is his insurance premium lower than mine?” It’s a fair question. In many cases, two Taylorcraft owners may fly similar aircraft, operate from similar airports, and even live in the same state. Yet their […]

One of the most common questions we hear from Cherokee Six, Lance, and Saratoga owners is: “My friend owns the same airplane I do. Why is his insurance premium lower than mine?” It’s a fair question. In many cases, two PA-32 owners may fly similar aircraft, operate from similar airports, and even live in the […]

One of the most common questions we hear from Cessna 150 and 152 owners is: “My friend owns the same airplane I do. Why is his insurance premium lower than mine?” It’s a fair question. In many cases, two Cessna owners may fly similar aircraft, operate from similar airports, and even live in the same […]

One of the most common questions we hear from Aero Commander owners is: “My friend owns the same airplane I do. Why is his insurance premium lower than mine?” It’s a fair question. In many cases, two Aero Commander owners may operate similar aircraft, fly similar missions, and even be based at similar airports. Yet […]

Taylorcraft aircraft are among the most respected vintage tailwheel airplanes ever built. They are also one of the aircraft categories that receive very different underwriting treatment than modern tricycle-gear aircraft. Your pilot history matters alongside the aircraft details. Keep both parts of the application current. Why can one Taylorcraft owner receive multiple competitive insurance quotes […]

Aero Commander aircraft can differ substantially by model, equipment and use. Give the insurer a submission that identifies the actual aircraft and the experience of the pilots who will operate it. Specify the aircraft Provide the model, engines, equipment, maintenance information and requested value. Identify ownership, financing and storage. Explain personal, business or commercial use […]

When requesting PA-32 insurance, identify the exact Cherokee Six, Lance or Saratoga model. The aircraft’s configuration, value, pilots and planned use shape the review. Avoid comparing quotes that use different assumptions. Document the aircraft configuration Provide the year, model, registration, engine and equipment list. Identify the actual landing gear configuration and any modifications. Support the […]