Dave Stadt wrote:

"Dan Truesdell" wrote in message
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How about this scenario. Your weight and balance paperwork is missing.
Or you don't have your medical on you. Or your BFR expired a few days
ago, but it's just a short trip around the pattern for a ride for a
friend. Whatever. You have an incident that bangs up the plane. Do
you think your insurance company is going to pay. Not likely.

Mine would. If you accept a policy with those type of exclusions that's
your problem.

Mine would not pay if my flight review were not current. Or if the plane were
out of annual, for that matter. There are, however, many cases in which FARs
were violated and my company would pay up. Not having my medical certificate
or pilot's certificate handy would be one such case.

George Patterson
Battle, n; A method of untying with the teeth a political knot that would
not yield to the tongue.