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On Feb 11, 12:01 pm, "Kyle Boatright" wrote:
There are three insurance tales that are repeated from time to time in various aviation forums: Well, this is not a direct response to your question, but I did have a very difficult time finding a company that would write a policy on my Wright Brothers machine. It seems that all of the major carriers won't insure a one-off or one of a kind aircraft because there's no statistical insurance data to base the rate on. Even Cannon, who insures all of the warbirds, MiG's etc. wouldn't touch it. I finally got a policy through American Specialty Insurance for liability only. They wouldn't cover the hull. But then, I didn't really expect them to either. Harry |
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