Just received a notice of Non-Renewal for my 1977 Cessna R172K XP. Have had my PPL for 2yrs now, approx 275 hrs of flight time, I keep the plane in a hangar, meticulously maintained, and have spent almost $75k for a top end overhaul, avionics upgrades and both full interior and exterior restoration since purchasing the plane 2 yrs ago. The only thing that’s changed since my last renewal is that I turned 50. The notice gave no explanation for the decision. I’ve emailed the underwriting department, but no response yet. What am I missing?
QBE Notice of Non-Renewal
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If you decided not to renew, do you have to justify why?
Daleandee
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Victoria Neuville
Aviation Insurance Resources
301-682-6200 office
301-682-9793 fax
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Scrabo
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We use. https://www.traversaviation.com/
RussR
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I second that, as in the other current thread. She is a friend and is a great agent for me and many of my clients.
Update. QBE’s underwriter sent me an email that they have made a company wide decision to only sell GA policies that have a minimum of $2,500 premium, and since mine doesn’t qualify, that high of a premium then I get cancelled.
GMascelli
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I use the same office, different broker. Always good service.
I just spoke with my broker, she is unaware of QBE and the $2500 minimum premium. That being said, QBE declined to increase my coverage after my panel upgrade. I expect that QBE will cancel me when my policy comes up for renewal in October and my broker is currently marketing my plane with other carriers.