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December 6th 05, 06:10 PM
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Insurance Woes
Ask your independant agent about this. He works for you. My AIG policy
says that my plane must always be "airworthy" which I assume to mean the same thing. In the cases I"m aware of people filing claims the insurance company didn't ask too many questions. Pay quickly and get out seems to be their mode of operating. There are some well known and publicly talked about exceptions but certainly not the norm. -Robert 
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