EAA & Acrisure?

[Half Fast]

At the moment, I'm insured through AOPA's Assured Partners, but I might want to make a change next time my AOPA renewal comes up. EAA offers coverage through Acrisure Aerospace. Are any of you using Acrisure, or know anything about them?

 

[Daleandee]

Thread 'Aviation Insurance Resoures Is Rebranding as Acrisure'

Feb 5, 2024

I've used A.I.R. for a number of years. I have no idea what this change could mean, if any at all. Can some of the smart folks give a comment on this?

Maybe nothing to it ...

TIA

Aviation Insurance Resources is Rebranding as Acrisure

• Daleandee
• Replies: 20
• Forum: Hangar Talk

 

[NealRomeoGolf]

My agent is Acrisure

 

[Half Fast]

My agent is Acrisure

Good? Not so good? Any claims?

 

[NealRomeoGolf]

Good? Not so good? Any claims?

No claims for me. My lady was originally AIR and got acquired. She seems under staffed and I have to poke her a bit at times. But she likes my humor and I think she does a good job shopping for me. She got my CFI approved for doing my multi in the Seneca when the insurance originally wanted someone with more type time.

 

[Highflier]

Falcon is now (has been since '24ish) Acrisure as well.

FWIW, insurance or lending I don't think AOPA or EAA affiliation gains us any benefits over just dealing directly with their 'partner' companies.
The organizations are only referring and probably making a fee for same, but we don't get any discount over going direct in my experience

 

[Dana]

I was with Falcon (now Acrisure) until they were unable to get me coverage for my current plane, at which point I switched to Teri at Northwest. They offer a discount for EAA or AOPA members, but that discount is less than the organizations' dues.

 

[Hang 4]

Acrisure seems to be rolling up a lot of the independent agents. I’ve had three new people since they bought out my original agency. Rates seem OK, never had a claims experience

 

[Jim K]

No claims for me. My lady was originally AIR and got acquired. She seems under staffed and I have to poke her a bit at times. But she likes my humor and I think she does a good job shopping for me. She got my CFI approved for doing my multi in the Seneca when the insurance originally wanted someone with more type time.

I can't hear the word "poke" without think of Gus McCrae.

 

[Half Fast]

Falcon is now (has been since '24ish) Acrisure as well.

FWIW, insurance or lending I don't think AOPA or EAA affiliation gains us any benefits over just dealing directly with their 'partner' companies.
The organizations are only referring and probably making a fee for same, but we don't get any discount over going direct in my experience

My agent at Assured Partners told me my rate with AIG is discounted by 5% for my AOPA membership.

 

[baboss]

FYI, Assured Partners is now a Gallagher company

https://www.ajg.com/industries/aerospace-aviation/?utm_GGB_2026_US_AERO_AOPA_ebrief