Commercial Drone Use

Currently, the commercial use of drones is largely restricted and operations are authorized on a case by case basis. The FAA has started regulating commercial drones with proposed rules such as requiring pilots to obtain special pilot certificates, staying away from bystanders and restrictions on when and where they can fly. The proposed rules also…

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Insurance for Private Use

Since UVAs are operated remotely, there’s no risk to passengers or crew. However, drones present a significant risk to property and life on the ground in the event of an accident. Drones can crash due to faulty and inappropriate operation, mechanical defects and component failure. Losses and damages could involve bodily injury to humans and…

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Drone Safety

Drones are defined as remotely piloted aircraft systems and are also known as unmanned air vehicles (UAVs). According to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pilots of unmanned aircrafts have the same responsibility to fly safely as manned aircraft pilots. In addition to FAA regulations, state and municipalities may have their own laws regarding drone use.…

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IN: Can Drones Cause Personal Injury or Property Damage?

Dear Valued Customer, As drones become more affordable and available, the skies are buzzing with activity. Whether for personal or commercial use, there are a number of critical insurance issues to consider ranging from personal injury and property damage to privacy concerns. Drones are defined as remotely piloted aircraft systems and are also known as…

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