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Avoiding Common Aircraft Damage Causes
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Avoiding LOC-GFrom ground loops to veer-offs and everything between, loss of control during ground operations is the second most costly item to insurers. |
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Avoiding Hard LandingsA bounced or firm landing is typically not a hard landing. So, what is a hard landing? It happens when an airplane stalls or drops onto the runway with too high a vertical speed, |
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Avoiding Prop StrikesPropeller strikes can happen for various reasons. Prop strikes are expensive since in most cases they require a complete engine teardown. |
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Avoiding Gear-Up Landings and CollapsesGear-up landings and gear collapses happen to pilots regardless of experience levels or certificates held. |
AOPA Accident Forgiveness Eligible*Earn eligibility for AOPA Accident Forgiveness after earning a certificate of completion for watching all four videos above. |
AssuredPartners Aerospace
As AOPA’s strategic partner for aviation insurance, AssuredPartners Aerospace, one of the nation’s largest aviation insurance firms, provides the absolute best insurance protection to fit your needs. Whether you’re flying your own airplane, renting from others, instructing, or running an aviation business, we have an unmatched depth of knowledge and resources driven by the desire to set a new standard for service and responsiveness. With more than 25 years’ experience serving pilots’ aviation insurance needs, our expertise has been developed over years of working closely with the nation’s best insurance carriers. We understand the exposures that make aviation insurance unique.
USAIG
A global leader in aviation insurance. For over nine decades, we’ve been a leading provider of insurance to the aviation and aerospace industries. While we insure some of the world’s largest flight departments, we also provide thousands of owner-operators the peace of mind of knowing that their risks are covered by the aviation experts. When you work with us you’re dealing with people who understand, first-hand, your concerns and challenges. Many of us are pilots - as well as AOPA members. And we operate our own fleet of four general aviation aircraft. Give us a call – you’ll find that we speak your language.