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Old October 25th 05, 11:13 PM
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Default Damaged aircraft - should I pay?

Darrel Toepfer wrote in news:37w7f.4964$_31.3217
@bignews5.bellsouth.net:

Doug wrote:

Yes, skip the insurance and you WILL be out there moving your plane to
a safe airport! Gotta save it, it's NOT insured!


If its not insured, it can't stay at 4R7...


You MUST have hull insurance to park at your airport???? Liability maybe,
but I can't imagine any justification to make you have hull insurance....

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