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PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 7:54 am    Post subject: Starr Aviation Insurance?? Reply with quote

Anyone have any information on, or experience with Starr Aviation as an insurance underwriter? It is time for me to renew my policy and Falcon sent me two quotes, one from my current underwriter AIG and another from Starr. The Starr quote is a full $1100 below the AIG quote with assumed equal coverage limits. My main question is does Starr cover off airport landing (intentional off airport) as I know AIG does. I would assume that if the airstrip has an identifier than operations at the strip would be covered but again that is just an assumption. AIG will cover you regardless of where you decide to land.

The other question or thought is will AIG even be around in a year? Should I switch to Starr simply because of the problems AIG is having?

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Paul A. Franz, P.E.



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PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:23 pm    Post subject: Starr Aviation Insurance?? Reply with quote

On Fri, June 19, 2009 8:54 am, darinh wrote:
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Anyone have any information on, or experience with Starr Aviation as an insurance
underwriter? It is time for me to renew my policy and Falcon sent me two quotes, one
from my current underwriter AIG and another from Starr. The Starr quote is a full
$1100 below the AIG quote with assumed equal coverage limits. My main question is
does Starr cover off airport landing (intentional off airport) as I know AIG does.

That's a surprisingly large difference in quote amounts. That would indicate to me
that one or both of two things has occurred - 1) The coverage is different (type of
aircraft, configuration, location, etc) or 2) The evaluation of risk or risk
assessment is different. You need to read your existing policy and make some
summarizing notes. Then phone Starr or have your agent at Falcon do this work for you.

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I would assume that if the airstrip has an identifier than operations at the strip
would be covered but again that is just an assumption. AIG will cover you
regardless > of where you decide to land.


You got to clear the doubts you have (assumptions). Have your agent at Falcon do the
leg work whether or not you analyze the policy yourself.

You've sure presented worthwhile questions, they deserve accurate answers.

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The other question or thought is will AIG even be around in a year? Should I switch
to Starr simply because of the problems AIG is having?

Uncle Sam has a pretty tight squeeze on them. They can't go away in the next year at
least. They are wanting to pay back their TARP funds now so they can get those
$millions of your policy money going to those highly productive executives they
wouldn't be able to get without the $millions in bonus and incentives. Smile So, I'd say
they will be business as usual before they miss two inflated bonus cycles.
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