Renter Insurance

[jaymark6655]

So I found a thread on this, but it was over a year old. I have been looking at rental insurance and getting prices. Looks like the insurance through AOPA is $175 and I need a $69 membership. Avemco seemed to be $204. I looked at EAA, but had some questions, there are two buttons.

https://www.eaa.org/en/eaa/eaa-membership/eaa-aircraft-insurance-plans/non-owned-aircraft-insurance

Selecting the one on the right, it looks like $140 with no requirement for EAA membership. The one on the right seems to be $158, plus requires an EAA membership of $40. Anyone know anything about these and which one I should go with? First time around I went with AOPA since that is what my instructor recommended.

 

[rk911]

get a quote from Nancy @ Facer Insurance.
1 (800) 727-2147

 

[Lachlan]

Just buy an airplane and get an owner’s policy that covers rentals.

 

[TRocket]

I am pretty happy with Avemco, they always give you a discount if you have done any kind of training recently or any safety courses.

 

[RDUPilot]

Avemco here for me too....

 

[jaymark6655]

Just buy an airplane and get an owner’s policy that covers rentals.

I wish....have some school loans to pay off before I take that plunge.

Just saw that the $140 package had less parts damage coverage than all the others ($1000 vs $5000).

 

[eman1200]

I had avemco but I don't recall what the specs of the coverage was.

 

[RyanB]

I have been looking at rental insurance and getting prices. Looks like the insurance through AOPA is $175 and I need a $69 membership.

You don’t need to have an AOPA membership to be insured by them.

 

[Lindberg]

Just buy an airplane and get an owner’s policy that covers rentals.

That's a thing? I asked my insurance carrier about adding rental coverage. The quote she gave me was more than Avemco.

 

[X3 Skier]

I’ve had Avemco for years. Nice folks.

Cheers

 

[Shepherd]

Avemco. They even make it worthwhile to complete the "Wings", etc, classes.

 

[DFH65]

You are not getting much insurance for $175 bucks. My non-owned policy 500/100 with 40,000 in hull is just over $500 through EAA.

 

[jaymark6655]

You don’t need to have an AOPA membership to be insured by them.

Just noticed that, Thanks!

You are not getting much insurance for $175 bucks. My non-owned policy 500/100 with 40,000 in hull is just over $500 through EAA.

I ended up going through EAA, 250/25K with $5K hull.