Robert M. Gary wrote:
The rates are mostly dependant on the value of the aircraft and the
pilot. In my plane (M20F) I've seen pilots with rates below $1000/yr
and some around $4000/yr. It depends on the pilot.
I like SouthWestAviation.com Call them up and they will quote lots of
companies for you. The problem with AOPA is that they only quote one
company.

-Robert

Good point. AOPA always quoted me with AIG. Also you will need your log
book handy. The underwriters usually want tour total time, time in type,
time last 12 months, and last biannual & medical date. Aopa does have a
web quote service but as the above poster mentioned you may not get the
best deal. When we traded planes AIG required 25hr of dual instruction
in a high performance before solo while AVMEMCO required only 10.