Liability Insurance for a Winch Operation?

Back to the original question - Except for insuring the winch itself
as an airport vehicle, we do not pay any extra insurance for our winch
operation. The coverage is for flight operations and there is no
distinction between aerotow or winch operations. USAIG is our carrier
and does not have the litney of restrictions and limitations that the
"group" plan has through the well known agent.

Bob

Bil, got it, thaanks. I will get back to you by email. Chris.

On Mar 7, 8:02*pm, RL wrote:
Back to the original question - Except for insuring the winch itself
as an airport vehicle, we do not pay any extra insurance for our winch
operation. The coverage is for flight operations and there is no
distinction between aerotow or winch operations. USAIG is our carrier
and does not have the litney of restrictions and limitations that the
"group" plan has through the well known agent.

Bob

I think the difference in the policies is Costello's policy keeps the
winch insurance in effect if you take the winch to a different
airfield whereas USAIG's winch coverage is part of your premises
insurance so it is only effective on your airfield. I could be out of
date on that.

Bill - Our winch operations are covered for off-site activity in the
same way aero-tow ops are covered if we were to fly from another
field.

Bob

On Mar 7, 11:33*pm, Bill D wrote:
On Mar 7, 8:02*pm, RL wrote:

I think the difference in the policies is Costello's policy keeps the
winch insurance in effect if you take the winch to a different
airfield whereas USAIG's winch coverage is part of your premises
insurance so it is only effective on your airfield. *I could be out of
date on that.