AP Aerospace Blog

Executive officers, partners and sole proprietors (from here on referred to collectively as “executives”) may elect to exclude themselves from benefits under workers compensation. Accomplishing this varies by state and can be as simple as stating such on the application for coverage, or it can be as...

When you mention “aerial application” to most folks, you are likely to receive a blank stare. However, if you mention “crop dusters,” the general public would start to understand. Aerial Application has grown into a highly sophisticated line of work with very different rules pertaining to...

Imagine that your company’s Gulfstream G150 has to undergo emergency maintenance the day before you have to get yourself and few other employees to that annual corporate meeting in Atlanta. Or, what if one of your employees who recently obtained their pilot's license decides to lease an aircraft to use...

The premiums for aviation insurance are going up. Certain segments of the business are seeing rate increases of 25% or more this year. When faced with substantially higher premiums many companies consider other ways to manage their risk. One commonly used method to manage risk is to contractually transfer that...

Many companies purchase general liability to protect them from third party liability resulting from bodily injury or property damage as a result of business operations. They also purchase professional liability to protect themselves from financial harm to third parties for errors or negligence in services...