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Hewlett Packard used to allow it when the president was a pilot
and the executive suite was mostly rated. Took IR and 3 million smooth policy. Try buying that sometime. There were two categories: Company benefit and personal benefit. On personal, you could only have members of you family on board. Long since gone. Carly flew too, but on a different scale :-\ Bill Hale Ross Richardson wrote: Steve - KDMW wrote: Question... I have to do a lot of regional travel for my company and, due to the work we do, most of my work is actually at airports. I've asked my company if I can use my personal aircraft for a lot of this travel and they denied my request due to what the company percieves as their liability in the matter. Is my company misguided or do they really have some liability if I use my airplane instead of my car for regional travel? What's the difference between me crashing my airplane into a school (their example) or plowing my car into the same school's bus stop? Steve CP - ASEL/IA PA28-151 N43291 When I worked for Texas Instruments we had a specific policy AGAINST it. I had several occasions that would have been nice. When Raytheon bought the defense business of TI, I checked the policy and we COULD use personal aircraft. But, then again, Raytheon owns Beech. -- Regards, Ross C-172F 180HP KSWI |
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Ross Richardson wrote:
When I worked for Texas Instruments we had a specific policy AGAINST it. I had several occasions that would have been nice. When Raytheon bought the defense business of TI, I checked the policy and we COULD use personal aircraft. But, then again, Raytheon owns Beech. Yeah, I'll let you know. Textron (Cessna, Lycoming, Bell Helicopters) just announced they are buying my company. |
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Steve - KDMW wrote: Question... I have to do a lot of regional travel for my company and, due to the work we do, most of my work is actually at airports. I've asked my company if I can use my personal aircraft for a lot of this travel and they denied my request due to what the company percieves as their liability in the matter. Is my company misguided or do they really have some liability if I use my airplane instead of my car for regional travel? What's the difference between me crashing my airplane into a school (their example) or plowing my car into the same school's bus stop? Steve CP - ASEL/IA PA28-151 N43291 If you are using YOUR car for THEIR business endevors YOU many NOT be covered under your insurance! You need to GET IT IN WRITING from YOUR insurance company and theirs!! that YOUR covered! PERIOD no BULL- **** this is serious!!!!!!!!!! You have some sort of problem using YOUR car you may find yourself with out ANY coverage at all!!! everyone WILL BAIL on you!! your insurance and THEIRS! don't be stupid CHECK IT OUT! in America it's EVERY FAMILY FOR ITSELF NOW! Many people have been SHAFTED and have lost everything thinking they are covered! |
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In article .com,
"Steve - KDMW" wrote: Question... I have to do a lot of regional travel for my company and, due to the work we do, most of my work is actually at airports. I've asked my company if I can use my personal aircraft for a lot of this travel and they denied my request due to what the company percieves as their liability in the matter. Is my company misguided or do they really have some liability if I use my airplane instead of my car for regional travel? What's the difference between me crashing my airplane into a school (their example) or plowing my car into the same school's bus stop? fwiw, the MITRE corporation does allow the use of small aircraft. Prior permission is required (at some Officer level) and naming the company on your insurance (of at least $1,000,000). I've only been able to arrange to use an airplane 4 times for business travel (the first three before I owned my airplane). -- Bob Noel Looking for a sig the lawyers will hate |
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wise purchaser wrote:
If you are using YOUR car for THEIR business endevors YOU many NOT be covered under your insurance! You need to GET IT IN WRITING from YOUR insurance company and theirs!! that YOUR covered! PERIOD no BULL- **** this is serious!!!!!!!!!! You're confusing the issue. The first is whether you have any liability if you are travelling on company business and have an accident. However, the issue we were discussing is whether the company has liability (and they most certainly do whether you are walking, driving, or flying). |
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"Steve - KDMW" wrote in message oups.com... : Question... : : I have to do a lot of regional travel for my company and, due to the : work we do, most of my work is actually at airports. I've asked my : company if I can use my personal aircraft for a lot of this travel and : they denied my request due to what the company percieves as their : liability in the matter. : : Is my company misguided or do they really have some liability if I use : my airplane instead of my car for regional travel? What's the : difference between me crashing my airplane into a school (their : example) or plowing my car into the same school's bus stop? : : Steve : CP - ASEL/IA : PA28-151 : N43291 : The company I work for will not allow use of a personal aircraft for company business. Also, they provide a life insurance policy for all employees, and you guessed it, it will not pay if you die in a private plane. You can die in a motorcycle crash, but not a light plane. Makes no sense.... |
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..Blueskies. wrote:
"Steve - KDMW" wrote in message oups.com... : Question... : : I have to do a lot of regional travel for my company and, due to the : work we do, most of my work is actually at airports. I've asked my : company if I can use my personal aircraft for a lot of this travel and : they denied my request due to what the company percieves as their : liability in the matter. : : Is my company misguided or do they really have some liability if I use : my airplane instead of my car for regional travel? What's the : difference between me crashing my airplane into a school (their : example) or plowing my car into the same school's bus stop? : : Steve : CP - ASEL/IA : PA28-151 : N43291 : The company I work for will not allow use of a personal aircraft for company business. Also, they provide a life insurance policy for all employees, and you guessed it, it will not pay if you die in a private plane. You can die in a motorcycle crash, but not a light plane. Makes no sense.... Of course it does, airplanes are scary, but at least they are not as scary as my .22 target pistol... Common sense is not very common in this day and age. -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply. |
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Ron Natalie wrote: wise purchaser wrote: If you are using YOUR car for THEIR business endevors YOU many NOT be covered under your insurance! You need to GET IT IN WRITING from YOUR insurance company and theirs!! that YOUR covered! PERIOD no BULL- **** this is serious!!!!!!!!!! You're confusing the issue. The first is whether you have any liability if you are travelling on company business and have an accident. However, the issue we were discussing is whether the company has liability (and they most certainly do whether you are walking, driving, or flying). It works BOTH WAYS! you use YOUR personal car for their business and you can find yourself with no coverage! I have seen for MYSELF just how much you can count on insurance coveage if you don't cover all of the bases They are SMART getting people (suckers) to use their cars for COMMERCIAL endevors such as pizza deliveries then when some thing goes WRONG they BAIL! or settle out of court ON THE SIDE excluding YOU from the settlement YOU still are holding the bag as you are the OWNER of the car! and you PERSONAL insurance say's your NOT COVERED as the car was engaged in a commercial use and the policy is PERSONAL Watch just HOW FAST your personal insurance company runs for COVER or crawdad's when you ask for in WRITING for coverage on a personal NON COMMERCIAL policy and your using the car for Business endevors. People need to STOP being stupid! In america it's EVERY family for itself now! |
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Ron Natalie wrote: wise purchaser wrote: If you are using YOUR car for THEIR business endevors YOU many NOT be covered under your insurance! You need to GET IT IN WRITING from YOUR insurance company and theirs!! that YOUR covered! PERIOD no BULL- **** this is serious!!!!!!!!!! You're confusing the issue. The first is whether you have any liability if you are travelling on company business and have an accident. However, the issue we were discussing is whether the company has liability (and they most certainly do whether you are walking, driving, or flying). It works BOTH WAYS! you use YOUR personal car for their business and you can find yourself with no coverage! I have seen for MYSELF just how much you can count on insurance coveage if you don't cover all of the bases They are SMART getting people (suckers) to use their cars for COMMERCIAL endevors such as pizza deliveries then when some thing goes WRONG they BAIL! or settle out of court ON THE SIDE excluding YOU from the settlement YOU still are holding the bag as you are the OWNER of the car! and you PERSONAL insurance say's your NOT COVERED as the car was engaged in a commercial use and the policy is PERSONAL Watch just HOW FAST your personal insurance company runs for COVER or crawdad's when you ask for in WRITING for coverage on a personal NON COMMERCIAL policy and your using the car for Business endevors. People need to STOP being stupid! In america it's EVERY family for itself now! |
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Ron Natalie wrote: wise purchaser wrote: If you are using YOUR car for THEIR business endevors YOU many NOT be covered under your insurance! You need to GET IT IN WRITING from YOUR insurance company and theirs!! that YOUR covered! PERIOD no BULL- **** this is serious!!!!!!!!!! You're confusing the issue. The first is whether you have any liability if you are travelling on company business and have an accident. However, the issue we were discussing is whether the company has liability (and they most certainly do whether you are walking, driving, or flying). It works BOTH WAYS! you use YOUR personal car for their business and you can find yourself with no coverage! I have seen for MYSELF just how much you can count on insurance coveage if you don't cover all of the bases They are SMART getting people (suckers) to use their cars for COMMERCIAL endevors such as pizza deliveries then when some thing goes WRONG they BAIL! or settle out of court ON THE SIDE excluding YOU from the settlement YOU still are holding the bag as you are the OWNER of the car! and you PERSONAL insurance say's your NOT COVERED as the car was engaged in a commercial use and the policy is PERSONAL Watch just HOW FAST your personal insurance company runs for COVER or crawdad's when you ask for in WRITING for coverage on a personal NON COMMERCIAL policy and your using the car for Business endevors. People need to STOP being stupid! In america it's EVERY family for itself now! |
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