Insurance information needed

[BigSimonia]

You can find a copy of the 2016-2017 AMA policy here:

http://www.modelaircraft.org/files/500-l.pdf

and here:

http://www.modelaircraft.org/files/500-la.pdf

According to the AMA the terms will change (with higher limits, which is good) when it is renewed on March 31, 2107.
If you're going to rely on this you should have your insurance agent take a look at it. Make sure you understand what aggregate limits apply and the amount of the deductible and SIR

 

[ThePROFESS10NAL]

Here is a good article about insuring your drone. The AMA, from what I gather from the links description, is kind of like the AFLAC for drones and will only pay out if other all your other policies won't cover it. But being insurance, they always have that loophole to weasel out of having to pay. You never know. This is all in its infancy.

The link, click here---->Insurance for your drone

 

[dbercovich]

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