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Does anyone know their position on this?
I just received my insurance renewal proposal yesterday. Under "Pilot Requirements" it lists that I must have a "current and valid medical". I believe this is new, as my old policy with them does not specifically list a medical certificate as a requirement; I believe it only says that I must be FAR-compliant.
Unless "current and valid medical" includes a BasicMed signoff, this makes me wonder if it wasn't added specifically to exclude coverage for pilots flying under BasicMed. (The proposal DOES say "medical" and NOT "medical certificate".) Based on what I have read lately, here and on the Red Board, they would be in an extreme minority among other carriers if they did this, but that's no guarantee of anything.
My agent has no idea what their position on BasicMed is, but has promised to investigate and get back to me.
I was just wondering if anyone who is insured through them has specifically asked them about this.
I just received my insurance renewal proposal yesterday. Under "Pilot Requirements" it lists that I must have a "current and valid medical". I believe this is new, as my old policy with them does not specifically list a medical certificate as a requirement; I believe it only says that I must be FAR-compliant.
Unless "current and valid medical" includes a BasicMed signoff, this makes me wonder if it wasn't added specifically to exclude coverage for pilots flying under BasicMed. (The proposal DOES say "medical" and NOT "medical certificate".) Based on what I have read lately, here and on the Red Board, they would be in an extreme minority among other carriers if they did this, but that's no guarantee of anything.
My agent has no idea what their position on BasicMed is, but has promised to investigate and get back to me.
I was just wondering if anyone who is insured through them has specifically asked them about this.