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BWI resources · A clearer comparison
Compare insurance quotes beyond the price.
Bring two or three aviation insurance proposals together in one worksheet. Record the terms, spot unanswered questions and discuss the differences with your specialist.
This worksheet organizes information you enter. It does not calculate a premium, rank policies or recommend coverage.
This tool does not submit or save the entries. Print your worksheet before leaving or reloading the page. Your existing quote documents remain the source of the terms.
On a narrow screen, swipe across the table to compare all quote columns.
| What to compare | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Insurer and proposal dateIdentify the actual insurer, the quote date and how long the terms are available. | |||
| Coverage dates and termRecord the start and end dates. Confirm that each proposal covers the same period. | |||
| Premium, fees and paymentRecord the premium and disclosed fees. Note payment installments or financing costs separately. | |||
| Liability limit and sublimitsRecord the overall liability limit and any passenger, person or other sublimits. | |||
| Aircraft or equipment valueRecord the insured value and valuation wording. For renters, note the non-owned aircraft damage limit. | |||
| DeductiblesRecord each applicable deductible, including differences by operation or type of loss. | |||
| Covered uses and territoryRecord permitted activities and where the aircraft may operate. Check your actual mission. | |||
| Pilot and training conditionsRecord named pilots, pilot qualifications and training conditions or deadlines. | |||
| Extra coverage and exclusionsNote requested endorsements, additional insureds, exclusions and any important restrictions. | |||
| Requirements before bindingList outstanding documents, inspections, payments or other conditions stated in the proposal. | |||
| Questions for the specialistWrite what is unclear. Reference the quote or policy section so it can be confirmed. |
Blank means unanswered, not covered. Ask for written clarification where needed.
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