I use fpvuk.org. £15.80 for 12 months I think. Where abouts are ye?
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Do any of you carry insurance or personal liability?
- Thread starter worldsoutro
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Cherrs i'll have a look tomorrow.And say you crash your p2 and go#pro etc will they cover the cost etc ?
Ballymena HI :lol:
Ballymena HI :lol:
No, only Public Liabilty from recreational flying. Check your house insurance, some policies here do cover accidental damage to radio control stuff, but its in the small print. Mine currently does not cover it.Allywano said:
And for those that do have liability coverage make sure it covers hobby RC and what the limits are. Some policies have significantly lower limits unless you have a rider for higher coverage for hobby stuff.
Can someone post the name of an insurer for commercial flight? I'd like liability. Someone said they had $4M coverage for $600, which seems cheap.
I have contacted lutece7 and he has confirmed that he does not have liability insurance for his UAV. He was posting about a totally different kind of insurance.
lutece7 said:
I joined http://rcapa.net which is "a professional association of dedicated remote control aerial photographers." Through them you can purchase commercial liability from Hull & Usher http://www.hillusher.com and my annual premium is $1456.00 a year for a $1,000,000.00 policy. You have to be a member of RCAPA to qualify.
worldsoutro said:
I just wish AMA would give us some sort of insurance documentation to carry around. I just asked for permission to fly in a historical cemetery site, and while they did approve it, I could tell they weren't fully sold on the insurance existing just based on a flimsy paper membership card.
I saw this ad this morning for insurance specific to rc aerial photography. This should cover you if you are doing it for profit I expect.
https://www.aerialpak.com/details.jsp
I don't work for this company and I'm not clear on the cost. I will use the AMA because this is just a hobby for me.
I'm passing the info on because I've seen the question asked a few times on how to get coverage in the US if you aren't flying as a hobbyist.
https://www.aerialpak.com/details.jsp
I don't work for this company and I'm not clear on the cost. I will use the AMA because this is just a hobby for me.
I'm passing the info on because I've seen the question asked a few times on how to get coverage in the US if you aren't flying as a hobbyist.
