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Airlines
Passenger and cargo airlines, with protection needs across fleets, crews and daily operations.
Protection across the aviation ecosystem
AVIATION INSURANCE & RISK MANAGEMENT
Confidence.
At every altitude.
Protect the people, aircraft and operations that keep your business moving. Explore insurance solutions shaped around your aviation risks, on the ground and in the air.
A WIDER VIEW OF AVIATION RISK
ON THE GROUND. IN THE AIR.
Protection that sees
the whole journey.
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Protect your assets
Aircraft, fleets & infrastructure
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Support your people
Crew, passengers & liability
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Plan your recovery
Continuity, claims & advocacy
Aviation practice overview
Clarity for complex operations.
Aviation connects operators, manufacturers, infrastructure providers and financial institutions across borders. Each faces a different combination of asset, liability, workforce and business continuity risks.
Start with Share India Insurance Brokers to discuss your operations, review insurance requirements and identify the support your business needs. A coordinated approach brings together risk assessment, coverage planning and claims preparation to inform better decisions.
An aviation risk review can draw on operational, engineering, legal, policy wording, underwriting and claims perspectives, alongside data and analytics, to connect technical exposures with insurance decisions.
Who we support
Every part of the aviation ecosystem.
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Manufacturers
Airframe and engine manufacturers, original equipment manufacturers and component suppliers.
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Airports & air navigation
Airport operators, infrastructure investors and air navigation service providers.
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General aviation
Corporate fleets, commercial rotor wing and helicopter operators, police and firefighting services, private and ultra-high-net-worth transportation, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Banks, lessors & financiers
Aircraft leasing companies and financial institutions with ownership, financing and repossession exposures.
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Aviation services & emerging mobility
Airframe and engine maintenance, repair and overhaul operations; airport contractors; catering, refuelling and ground handling providers; and advanced air mobility manufacturers and operators.
Insurance solutions
Coverage shaped around your business.
Choose your business category to explore insurance and risk financing options for discussion with our team.
01Airlines
Explore protection for aircraft, third-party liabilities and the people who keep your fleet flying.
- Aircraft hull and aviation liability
- Aircraft hull deductible
- Excess war third-party liability
- Aviation workers’ compensation
- Aircrew loss of licence / personal accident
- Captive management
02Manufacturers
Consider exposures throughout design, manufacturing, testing and completed operations.
- Aviation products and completed operations liability
- Manufacturers hull and liability
- Manufacturers hull war
- Excess war third-party liability
- Aviation professional liability
- Aviation workers’ compensation
- Captive management
03Airports & air navigation service providers
Review liabilities associated with airport infrastructure, air traffic services and ground operations.
- Aviation liability insurance
- Excess war third-party liability
- Air traffic controllers’ loss of licence
- Professional indemnity
- Airport contractors’ liability
- Aviation refuelling liability
04General aviation
Discuss aircraft and crew protection shaped around your operation, routes and aircraft use.
- Aircraft hull and liability
- Aircraft hull war
- Aircraft excess war third-party liability
- Workers’ compensation
- Aircrew loss of licence
05Banks, lessors & financial institutions
Assess the insurance needs of financed, leased and repossessed aircraft throughout the asset lifecycle.
- Contingent aircraft hull and liability
- Contingent aircraft hull war
- Repossessed aircraft hull and liability
- Repossessed aircraft hull war
- Technical records insurance
- Residual value insurance
- Political risk and structured credit insurance
Availability and scope depend on the operation, jurisdiction, insurer appetite and policy terms. Specialist covers and captive arrangements require individual assessment.
Aviation risk management
An effective insurance programme starts with understanding risk. Structure the conversation around your exposures, financial priorities and ability to recover.
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Understand your exposure
Map aircraft, people, infrastructure, contracts and operating territories to identify the risks that matter to your business.
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Quantify and prioritise
Use available operational data and risk analysis to assess potential losses and prioritise risk improvements.
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Build your risk strategy
Evaluate mitigation measures, appropriate retention levels and insurance transfer options together.
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Plan for continuity
Prepare for disruption with response planning, recovery priorities and post-loss consulting requirements.
Claims advocacy
Support when it matters.
Aviation claims can involve technical evidence, contractual responsibilities and several stakeholders. Clear communication and well-prepared documentation help keep the process moving.
Discuss claims support with Share India, including coordination with insurers and appointed specialists, progress updates and assistance in presenting your claim.
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Notify & organise
Identify notification requirements and gather the initial incident information.
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Document & coordinate
Prepare supporting records and coordinate queries with insurers and relevant experts.
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Follow through
Track outstanding information, discuss settlement progress and capture lessons for recovery.
Local context. International considerations.
Aircraft and aviation businesses operate across borders. Your insurance review should account for operating territories, contractual obligations, local requirements and the specialist insurance capacity your programme may need.
Speak with our India-based team about your domestic and international exposures, the markets relevant to your requirements and how specialist support can be coordinated.
Start a conversation
Let’s discuss your aviation insurance requirements.
Tell us your organisation type, fleet or operation, operating territories and renewal date. Our team can help you identify the next steps.
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