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LarryRosen
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Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 4:15 pm Post subject: Insurance was AFS Systems .... (G900X panel cost / Stick Cl |
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Here is the post John was referencing. It is slightly different than the information we got earlier where IFR GPS, and moving map and autopilot are required for the 10% discount from AIG.
Just got my insurance bill for the renewal and SkySmith included the AIG
"Technology Advanced Aircraft" discount requirements.
The aircraft must have:
1.) IFR certified GPS, 2.) Moving map, 3.) two axis autopilot, plus any
two from column B, including:
TAWS, TCAS, Weather monitor (Stormscope, datalink, or radar), a fuel
totalizer, and RNP capability.
The pilot must have:
1.) Minimum Private/Instrument
2.) Current Instrument Proficiency Check, maintained annually
3.) Air Safety Foundation course completed, selected from 1.) single
pilot IFR, 2.) Datalink, 3.) Thunderstorms, 4.) IFR GPS, and 5.) Runway
Safety. These are available free and on-line and take about 30-40
minutes to complete.
Meet these requirements and get a 10% discount from AIG!!
John Cox wrote:
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On the Lancair site today there was a posting of new equipment
requirements and pilot requirements that trigger a 10% savings for
true Technically Advanced IFR Experimental equipped aircraft. Knowing
those components, choosing wisely, building safely and maintaining
currency of flight is going to have a positive impact and those are
good things.
John C
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Posted: Sat Apr 19, 2008 2:35 am Post subject: Insurance was AFS Systems .... (G900X panel cost / Stick Cl |
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I qualified for the TAA requirements with AIG and still found that Global was a little bit cheaper than AIG even with AIG giving me the 10% discount.
Wayne Edgerton N602WT
Time: 05:15:31 PM PST US From: Larry Rosen <LarryRosen(at)comcast.net (LarryRosen(at)comcast.net)> Subject: Re: Insurance was AFS Systems ... (G900X panel cost / Stick Clearance)
Here is the post John was referencing. It is slightly different than the information
we got earlier where IFR GPS, and moving map and autopilot are required
for the 10% discount from AIG.
Just got my insurance bill for the renewal and SkySmith included the AIG
"Technology Advanced Aircraft" discount requirements.
The aircraft must have:
1.) IFR certified GPS, 2.) Moving map, 3.) two axis autopilot, plus any
two from column B, including:
TAWS, TCAS, Weather monitor (Stormscope, datalink, or radar), a fuel
totalizer, and RNP capability.
The pilot must have:
1.) Minimum Private/Instrument
2.) Current Instrument Proficiency Check, maintained annually
3.) Air Safety Foundation course completed, selected from 1.) single
pilot IFR, 2.) Datalink, 3.) Thunderstorms, 4.) IFR GPS, and 5.) Runway
Safety. These are available free and on-line and take about 30-40
minutes to complete.
Meet these requirements and get a 10% discount from AIG!!
John Cox wrote:
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