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September 18th 03, 06:16 AM
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Roger,
I haven't seen a "no pay if not airworthy" clause in an aircraft policy in years. Is it in a policy you have? All the best, Rick "Roger Long" om wrote in message ... Yeah, it isn't automatically invalid but there is a clause in most policies giving them the option of not paying if the plane isn't flown in accordance with regulations, which includes being airworthy (something 99.9% of airplanes aren't in the strictest sense). These clauses are seldom used but, is it a good idea to give the insurance company an out in today's increasingly tight and un-competitive market? 
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September 18th 03, 07:51 PM
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Rick Durden wrote: I haven't seen a "no pay if not airworthy" clause in an aircraft policy in years. Is it in a policy you have? I'm not Roger, but it was in mine last year. I'm not sure it's in my current policy, but I wouldn't be surprised. George Patterson A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something that cannot be learned any other way. Samuel Clemens
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