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Hey travelers! ✈️ Planning your next adventure? Before you jet off, let's talk about something that's often overlooked but incredibly important: flight insurance. Whether you're a frequent flyer or a once-a-year vacationer, understanding how flight insurance works can provide you with peace of mind and financial protection in unexpected situations. Check out the Link: https://lnkd.in/dcGVxDcP #travelinsurance #travel #Insurance #flight #airlines #blogger #blog #guide #vacations #safetytips #savingmoney

Ready for Autumn? 🍃 🌪 In the autumn, many pilots take advantage of every good day for VFR flights on their home base airfield. 🛩 The use of their aircraft might be less than during the summer, due to the decreasing day-light period. Sometimes they are relocating their aircraft to another airfield with more favorable weather. 🌞 A season change is always a good time to check your Aviation Insurance. ❗ More than often we get last-minute requests for the following amendments: ✴ Adding another pilot to the insurance policy (temporary), to conduct a ferry-flight or for a Flight Instructor making a check or training flight with the aircraft owner. ✴ Adding a new pilot (permanently) on the policy to fly the aircraft.      ✴ Renting out your aircraft to other pilots: Make sure your Insurance policy is equipped for rental purposes, the pilots meet the minimum flight requirements and they possess the right licenses. ✴ Renting out your aircraft to a flight school or third party. Make sure your Insurance policy is equipped for rental purposes, the other party should be added on both policy as well as on the Insurance certificate as co-insured. Also the same rules should apply for the pilots requirements. ✴ Region cover: Is the region on your Insurance still ok? When flying cross-country (abroad) make sure this country is included/accepted on your Insurance policy as well as the countries you have to pass to fly to that final destination. Also make sure you have the right liability limit when flying on a foreign airfield for a longer period of time. All these requests take some time to get organized and approved by the Insurers and might increase your premium. From pilots we need Names, Birthdays as well as their complete flight history (Licences, Total Time, Ratings, Claims last 5 years) The more complete this information is delivered to us, the faster we can arrange it for you! 📄 Have a great "flying" Autumn! 😊 #insurance #changestopolicy #pilotinformation #changes #amendments #liability #hull #aviation #womeninaviation

Educating team Flight Deck Insurance and Flight Deck Consultancy At Flight Deck we want to make sure we can understand and assist our clients in the best way. To be able to catch up with all new developments in the Insurance sector, AND to stay up-to-speed with all changes in Rules & Regulations in Aviation, our team needs to study and keep increasing knowledge on a daily basis. In the Netherlands, an Insurance broker is not allowed (not even on the phone) to work with clients without the required Insurance certificates. Our entire team succesfully possesses the compulsary PE exams by the Ministerie van Financiën. In additition, also compulsary, we have a company membership of PA (Permanent Actueel) via Lindenhaeghe where we get montlhy digital updates , with a concluding quiz and multiple on-line webinars on Insurance topics. At the end of the year each teammember has to pass the PA exam of that year for General, Private and Business Claims Insurance. Events, conferences as well as regular updates by EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency and local CAAś like the Ministerie van Infrastructuur en Waterstaat in the Netherlands are an excellent way to keep informed about recent changes in the Drone and General Aviation sector. Training on Aviation Insurance in the house of Insurance companies like AXIS (AXIS Capital) regurlarly does is another great way to learn more about the wording and clauses of these specialistic policies. In meetings the team discusses special cases with eachother and we have an ongoing contact about current clients both new and existing. Usually studying takes place at home after work-hours or at a training organization venue. #insurance #knowledge #broker #aviation #liabilty #team #quality #aviationsafety #brokerage #hull #insurancetraining

The Unwritten CODE Of How Aviation Insurance Companies Influence Pilot Hiring - PART I When aviation companies hire professional pilots to fly their aircraft, the process is often shaped by more than just a pilot's skills or certifications. Aviation insurance companies impose a subtle yet powerful "unwritten code" that dictates who can be hired, how pilots are vetted, and even the terms of employment. This behind-the-scenes influence plays a major role in shaping the landscape of pilot hiring today. Here’s how this code impacts professional pilots: Setting the Bar High That Determine The Minimum Flight Hours and Experience Insurance companies impose strict minimum requirements for pilots, even though these standards aren’t always explicitly stated in company job descriptions. They commonly require pilots to have a specific number of flight hours, often in excess of the legal minimum set by the FAA or EASA. For example, an insurance company may demand at least 3,000 total flight hours and 500 hours in a specific aircraft type to qualify for coverage. Companies are often forced to limit their pool of candidates to pilots who meet or exceed these requirements. As a result, less-experienced pilots may find it harder to break into the industry, despite holding the necessary certifications. Pilot Type Ratings Are The Unspoken Essential While type ratings are legally required to fly specific aircraft, insurance companies take it a step further by often mandating type ratings for a particular model or series before a pilot can even be considered for hire. This is not just a regulatory compliance issue—it’s a risk mitigation strategy that insurers enforce quietly but firmly. It's frustrating, but a company may pass over highly skilled pilots who lack a type rating for the specific aircraft in their fleet. This “unwritten” requirement means pilots must often invest in obtaining multiple type ratings to be competitive for high-level positions, even if they’re not required by law. Click The Link Below To Build Your Network To CONNECT With Other Pilots And Learn More about these strategies and the other opportunities to expand your career with the specific aircraft that you fly and more, 👉 https://lnkd.in/eeDSrnaJ If You Are A Contract Pilot, Once Inside You Have The Option To Submit Your ‘Contract Pilot Profile’ So That Employers Can Reach Out To YOU For Their Available Positions Click To READ The Complete Article, 👉 https://lnkd.in/erjS-6by #contractpilot #corporatepilot #pilotjobs #aviation #aerospace #pilotsafety #helicopters  #helicopterpilot #theprofessionalpilotforums #theprofessionalpilotnetwork

Check your Insurance Policy with the change of season to make sure everything is still up to speed! #insurance #aviation #pilots #liability

Who's really insuring your rental car? Understand the ins and outs of rental car coverage in your travel insurance plan. #travelinsurance #rentalcar #rentalcars #carinsurance #autoinsurance #travelmedicalinsurance #tripinsurance #travel

There's still time to grab a spot for our Travel Insurance Tips for Adventure Tourism Companies webinar tomorrow with Travelex Insurance Services & Pattern. The panel discussion will explore:  - The pivotal role of travel insurance in adventure tourism and its benefits to your business - Best practices for integrating travel insurance into your offerings, whether mandatory or optional - Insights into the claim filing process for accidents and cancellations (with real-life examples!) Sign up to join live or for the recording below >>

✈️ Curious about Airline Travel Insurance? Dive into our latest article where we break down everything you need to know! 🌟 From coverage details to benefits, discover how we can provide coverage and expertise for your next journey. 🗺️ Read our full article 👇 #TravelInsurance #AirlineInsurance #Travel #TravelSmart

Going on a cruise? If so, you may find my most recent USATODAY article on cruise insurance (and why it is a good idea) helpful. https://lnkd.in/g8S9U8mQ #cruise #travelinsurance #cruising #cruisetravel #cruiser

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