Private Jet Insurance
Aviation insurance is a condition of operation and a requirement of most jurisdictions and lessors. We arrange cover matched to the aircraft type, the operating regime and the geography you fly, on terms you can read.
What cover an aircraft needs
The core is hull insurance — the airframe against damage and total loss — together with liability cover for passengers and third parties. Beyond that come spares cover, war risks, and territorial extensions for particular routes.
What insuring a business jet costs
As a guide, hull cover runs at roughly 1–2% of the aircraft's value per year, while the liability rate depends on the limits chosen. Price is driven by the aircraft's age, hours flown, crew qualifications, the regions flown, and whether operation is private or commercial.
What moves the premium
Aircraft type and value, operating and claims history, crew experience and training, region of operation, liability limits. Presenting the risk properly to the underwriter lowers the premium — that presentation is our team's work.
Insurance for charter and commercial operation
Carrying passengers commercially calls for broader cover and higher liability limits than private flying. We match the policy to the operating regime, so the aircraft is protected and meets what operators and authorities require.
