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May 25th 07, 10:37 PM
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buy or rent a 2006 182
"john smith" wrote: Dan Luke wrote: Renter's ins., $1M smooth $3,185 (?) I only pay about $750/year with AVEMCO for $1M renters insurance. What hull value does that cover? -- Dan ? at BFM 
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May 26th 07, 02:03 PM
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"Dan Luke" wrote: "john smith" wrote: Dan Luke wrote: Renter's ins., $1M smooth $3,185 (?) I only pay about $750/year with AVEMCO for $1M renters insurance. What hull value does that cover? $30k
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May 26th 07, 02:47 PM
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"john smith" wrote: Dan Luke wrote: Renter's ins., $1M smooth $3,185 (?) I only pay about $750/year with AVEMCO for $1M renters insurance. What hull value does that cover? $30k That wouldn't help much if I crumped a $300K bird. I'll call my agent Tuesday and see what it would cost to cover that much. -- Dan ? at BFM
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May 26th 07, 10:05 PM
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"Dan Luke" wrote in message ... "john smith" wrote: Dan Luke wrote: Renter's ins., $1M smooth $3,185 (?) I only pay about $750/year with AVEMCO for $1M renters insurance. What hull value does that cover? $30k That wouldn't help much if I crumped a $300K bird. I'll call my agent Tuesday and see what it would cost to cover that much. -- Dan ? at BFM Doesn't the flight school have any insurance?
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May 26th 07, 11:44 PM
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"Blueskies" wrote in message t... Doesn't the flight school have any insurance? Most likely yes. But most likely it covers the flight school, not the renter pilot. 1) Pilot breaks airplane. 2) Insurance co. pays flight school. 3) Renter pilot learns what the word "subrogation" means. Many flight schools fail to stress this "gotcha" to their customers because then fewer folks would rent their airplanes. Vaughn
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May 27th 07, 12:26 AM
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"Vaughn Simon" wrote in message ... "Blueskies" wrote in message t... Doesn't the flight school have any insurance? Most likely yes. But most likely it covers the flight school, not the renter pilot. 1) Pilot breaks airplane. 2) Insurance co. pays flight school. 3) Renter pilot learns what the word "subrogation" means. Many flight schools fail to stress this "gotcha" to their customers because then fewer folks would rent their airplanes. Vaughn Yes, so the plane is covered. Then the renter's insurance covers the additional liability...
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May 27th 07, 02:47 AM
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"Blueskies" wrote in message news  "Vaughn Simon" wrote in message ... "Blueskies" wrote in message t... Doesn't the flight school have any insurance? Most likely yes. But most likely it covers the flight school, not the renter pilot. 1) Pilot breaks airplane. 2) Insurance co. pays flight school. 3) Renter pilot learns what the word "subrogation" means. Many flight schools fail to stress this "gotcha" to their customers because then fewer folks would rent their airplanes. Vaughn Yes, so the plane is covered. Then the renter's insurance covers the additional liability... Only if the renter has bought enough hull coverage on his renter's insurance policy. The hull is not covered by the liability portion. I haven't looked lately, but usually about $100,000 is the most you can buy. Vaughn
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May 27th 07, 02:57 AM
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"Blueskies" wrote: "Vaughn Simon" wrote in message ... "Blueskies" wrote in message t... Doesn't the flight school have any insurance? Most likely yes. But most likely it covers the flight school, not the renter pilot. 1) Pilot breaks airplane. 2) Insurance co. pays flight school. 3) Renter pilot learns what the word "subrogation" means. Many flight schools fail to stress this "gotcha" to their customers because then fewer folks would rent their airplanes. Vaughn Yes, so the plane is covered. Then the renter's insurance covers the additional liability... My $30k of hull is enough to cover the owners deductible. The liability covers the rest.
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May 27th 07, 03:19 AM
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Blueskies wrote: "Dan Luke" wrote in message ... "john smith" wrote: Dan Luke wrote: Renter's ins., $1M smooth $3,185 (?) I only pay about $750/year with AVEMCO for $1M renters insurance. What hull value does that cover? $30k That wouldn't help much if I crumped a $300K bird. I'll call my agent Tuesday and see what it would cost to cover that much. -- Dan ? at BFM Doesn't the flight school have any insurance? Yes, they are covered.
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