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From: "Lancair" <lancair-esp@ustek.com>

I checked today with SkySmith Insurance and Scott replied:
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"We have put a couple of Lancairs with Aerospace. Last word from the
head of the company (week ago) was that they were no longer insuring
Lancair 4P aircraft. " =20
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Oh boy this ain't pretty.  Perhaps the Lancair-organized insurance plan
is not exactly what builders/flyers want, but in the short term it might
be better than no insurance at all!
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Robert M. Simon
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From: Ken [mailto:kkellner1@new.rr.com]=20
I did hear that Avemco was starting to insure Lancair aircraft.  I would
ask that all report here on the LML our experiences with other insurance
companies.
Jenney Estes at Nation Air Aviation Insurance (877-475-5860) found
coverage for me with Aerospace Insurance Managers.  They accepted Jeff
to do the recurrent training.  The deductible was $15,000 instead of
$30,000 and the rate was 33% LESS than the rate AIG quoted for 2009.
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