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Aviation insurance companies and brokers

122 companies across 17 countries. Updated 12 October 2026.

Aviation insurance covers aircraft owners, operators and aviation businesses against physical damage and legal liability. The main policies are hull insurance (damage to the aircraft, on the ground and in flight), third-party and passenger liability, hull war cover, and products liability for manufacturers and maintenance organisations. Airports, ground handlers, flight schools and drone operators buy their own specialist policies.

Most buyers work through a specialist aviation broker, who places the risk with underwriters such as insurance companies or Lloyd's syndicates in the London market. Premiums depend on aircraft type and value, how the aircraft is used, and pilot qualifications and hours. Operators in the EU must also meet the minimum liability limits in Regulation (EC) 785/2004. Lessors and lenders usually ask to be named on the policy.

There are 115 aviation insurers and brokers listed, most in the United States (61), the United Kingdom (24) and Germany (4). They include:

Insurance is usually arranged alongside aircraft financing or aircraft leasing, and claims disputes may need aviation attorneys. Our guides explain aircraft hull insurance, aircraft liability insurance and private jet insurance costs and brokers.