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Don't necessarily get replacement value for the aircraft you rent.
Like all decisions like this, this is a business decision on your part. On one side the risk of lossing an asset, on the other the price of the policy. In the 25 years my broker has been selling insurance no insurance company has sued a pilot on any of his FBO policies. Decide for yourself, but if it were me, I'd only get enough to cover the FBOs deductable and loss of use. Remember that lawyers cost money, suing cost money, and insurance companies are working hard not to spend money. |
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