An aircraft is one of its operator's most valuable assets, and even a minor accident can mean high repair costs and a long time on the ground. Aircraft Hull insurance covers accidental damage to the aircraft in flight, while taxiing and on the ground.
The premium depends on factors such as the aircraft model, hangar conditions, pilot experience, flight hours, destinations flown and the maintenance organisation. We prepare this information with you in full, obtain your quote from Corpus Sigorta and help you build a complete programme with complementary policies such as liability, war and terrorism, and personal accident.
What is covered?
- Accidental damage in flight
- Accidental damage while taxiing
- Accidental damage on the ground (parked, on the apron or in the hangar)
- Repair costs for partial losses (subject to policy terms)
- Compensation based on the value set in the policy in case of total loss
What you should know
This is a Corpus Sigorta product; you can get a quote through our agency.
For hull damage caused by war, terrorism and hijacking, Corpus Sigorta's separate Aircraft Hull War and Terrorism insurance can be considered. Liability towards third parties and passengers is covered under Aircraft Liability insurance.
Sum insured, deductibles, geographical scope and exclusions are set out in the policy's special conditions. Because aviation risks are assessed individually, the quotation process may need more information and time than standard products.
Frequently asked questions
According to Corpus Sigorta's product information, the main factors are hangar conditions, pilot experience, flight hours, destinations, the maintenance organisation and the aircraft model.
No. Hull insurance covers damage to the aircraft itself. Liability towards third parties and passengers requires Aircraft Liability insurance.
The key details are the aircraft model and year of manufacture, registration, purpose of use, hangar and base, pilot experience and flight hours, maintenance organisation and areas of operation. We complete the list together with you.
The information on this page is for general guidance and does not replace policy wording. Scope of cover, limits, deductibles and exclusions are determined by the general and special conditions of the insurer you choose.