Getting around company insurance policy

Iain Wilson wrote:

...Our company handbook explicitly states that the use of private aircraft
is not allowed.

I'm a little puzzled here. You mention insurance in the subject, but this sentence
sounds more like an "employee practices" deal. Is this "handbook" basically a list of
what the company allows employees to do? If so, insurance has little or nothing to do
with it. Rent that plane, and they will fire you. They are probably concerned about
getting sued.

George Patterson
I childproofed my house, but they *still* get in.

Well it's both - a lot of the restrictions are based on insurance
requirements. There's a bunch of rules for car rental relating to insurance
..
When I asked the VP, he said let me check with the insurance company...he
sounded like he didn't have a problem particularly since I'd sign a waiver.

Iain




I'm a little puzzled here. You mention insurance in the subject, but this
sentence
sounds more like an "employee practices" deal. Is this "handbook"
basically a list of
what the company allows employees to do? If so, insurance has little or
nothing to do
with it. Rent that plane, and they will fire you. They are probably
concerned about
getting sued.

George Patterson
I childproofed my house, but they *still* get in.