Non-Commercial aircraft policies often include insurance coverage for flying rented or borrowed aircraft. If you were liable for a claim for property damage, bodily injury, or physical damage to a non-owned aircraft, coverage may extend to that claim. (Physical damage coverage would only be covered if your owned policy included physical damage). Since aircraft policies…
A Breach of Warranty (BOW), also knowns as lienholder extended coverage, is more than a simple loss payable to the bank. It is a requirement by most aircraft lenders to be included in an aviation insurance policy. The Breach of Warranty is an endorsement that extends coverage to the lienholder in case your insurance policy…
The Haiti earthquake in 2010 deeply affected pilot Rodney Mullinax and his wife Jana. They knew they had to take an active role in the recovery of this devastated country. After prayer and consideration, the couple felt called to assisting missionaries that devoted their lives to assisting those in need. “Rodney had been flying since…
Following World War II, the years of 1948-1949 left a blockade in Soviet controlled Germany, leading many facing starvation in an already war-torn land. Aircraft from the United States and the United Kingdom joined forces in the Berlin Airlift, sending lifesaving supplies into the blocked off areas. At its peak, the airlift saw one aircraft…
