Underwritten by Quick Sigorta 
Drones are used for everything from photography and video to event broadcasting. Besides being expensive equipment, they can injure people or damage property if they fall or lose control. Under the UAV instruction of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (SHGM), insurance is compulsory for drones used commercially.
Quick Sigorta's Drone (UAV) Liability and Hull Insurance covers theft, loss of or damage to the drone body and its attachments, spare parts, liability towards third parties, and liability claims arising from privacy breaches and noise. We define the right covers with you based on how you use the drone and your equipment.
What is covered?
- Damage to the drone body
- Theft or loss of the body and attachments
- Spare parts
- Third-party liability
- Privacy breach liability
- Noise-related liability
What you should know
Drone (UAV) Insurance is a Quick Sigorta product, arranged through our agency. Cover amounts and premium depend on the drone's value, its intended use and the covers selected.
Under the SHGM UAV instruction, insurance is compulsory for commercial use. Registration and flight permission rules are updated from time to time, so we recommend checking the current regulations before flying.
Privacy breach cover matters especially for operators filming in residential areas or at events; capturing footage of people's private lives while filming can turn into a liability claim.
Frequently asked questions
The SHGM UAV instruction makes insurance compulsory for commercial use. We check the current requirements for recreational use for you; even where it is not compulsory, we recommend liability cover for damage you may cause to others.
Hull cover pays for damage to, theft or loss of the drone body and its attachments, subject to the policy terms.
The drone's make and model, its value, attachments and intended use are the basics. Just fill in the form; if anything is missing, we will call 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.