Another reason to have hull insurance is psychological. If you decide the
airplane belongs to the insurance company when the engine quits you can
concentrate on saving yourself and your passengers and not take risks trying
to avoid damaging the plane.

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Best Regards,
Mike

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"Jkgoblue" wrote in message
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In the course of researching one day buying an aircraft, insurance is
a big factor. I happened upon Austin Meyer's X-Plane site where in his
adventure page, he talks about the value of buying hull insurance.

http://www.x-plane.com/adventures/37%20Follow_Up.html

He makes a good point.

Just wondering how many people carry hull insurance on Cirrus's or
Columbia's, where the premiums are so high, or on any plane for that
matter. If you've been flying for years without a mishap, was it worth
the cost?

John