On Aug 15, 5:17*pm, Bart wrote:
On Aug 15, 6:06*am, Walt Connelly Is there such an animal as glider
rental insurance which might cover a

broad spectrum of unforeseen events?

Just join AOPA. Then, every couple of weeks you will receive an
envelope with "IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR RENTER PILOTS" or "ACTION NEEDED"
stamps, trying to sell you - you guessed it - renter's insurance. The
letters will not stop until you buy.

You can also check Costello atwww.gliderinsurance.com. Their and AOPA
prices seem to be identical.

Bart

Be careful what you buy. Some generic renter's policies do not cover
"experimental" aircraft. That means you may be covered for that 1-34
or 1-26 or Grob 103. But not for the LS4 or Janus C.
Costello's policies may be written to include experimental gliders. I
do not know.