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On Feb 5, 7:36*am, Jkgoblue wrote:
In the course of researching one day buying an aircraft, insurance is a big factor. I happened upon Austin Meyer's X-Plane site where in his adventure page, he talks about the value of buying hull insurance. http://www.x-plane.com/adventures/37%20Follow_Up.html He makes a good point. Just wondering how many people carry hull insurance on Cirrus's or Columbia's, where the premiums are so high, or on any plane for that matter. If you've been flying for years without a mishap, was it worth the cost? I would be surprised if there are any Cirrus's without hull insurance. I've known a few guys with Aeronca's of J-3's in the past that did not carry insurance but even in those planes (under $15,000 at the time) they were considered odd balls. I would never consider not having insurance on my Mooney. I had a claim last year. I was parked in front of my hotel room in Mexico and some guy backed his truck into my aileron. My good piloting skills didn't help me as I watched him back into the plane from my hotel room. -Robert |
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