Someone wanting to use our plane for thier commercial multi ticket

wrote:
: I thought that too. I asked my insurance company, and they said that even if
: you are NAMED on the policy, *you* are not covered... just that the aircraft is. They
: said that only the owner(s) of the aircraft were covered personally. Basically, then,
: the only purpose for being named on the policy was if you didn't qualify under the
: open pilot clause.

My insurance company (Avemco) gives a "waiver of subrogation" to all named
pilots regardless of their ownership status. That means that Avemco will not
sue any named pilots if a claim is paid.

Were I a named pilot on anyone else's insurance I would get a "non-owner"
insurance policy. These are pretty cheap, as far as insurance goes.
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Aaron Coolidge (N9376J)

Aaron Coolidge wrote in message ...
wrote:

My insurance company (Avemco) gives a "waiver of subrogation" to all named
pilots regardless of their ownership status. That means that Avemco will not
sue any named pilots if a claim is paid.

Were I a named pilot on anyone else's insurance I would get a "non-owner"
insurance policy. These are pretty cheap, as far as insurance goes.

That's not really necessary because the insurance company is required
to provide legal defense and liability to "named pilots". However open
waranty pilots are a different story and I believe what you are
talking about.

-Robert