Aviation Liability
Aircraft Insurance
AUD 50M
All States
No
- Aviation
- Aircraft owners and operators
Product Overview
Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services brings hull and liability cover together in one focused aircraft package. It is built for aircraft owners and operators who want clear protection for their machines and their legal risks.
The product sits within Agile’s wider aviation suite, which includes options like hangar keepers and project aircraft covers such as rebuild or restoration policies. Brokers can use those alongside this core policy to build a more rounded aviation program.
About Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services
The policy’s hull section responds to accidental damage, including loss from storms, theft and malicious acts. It also recognises real‑world operating costs, with cover for items like airfreight of parts and reasonable associated expenses.
Liability cover protects the owner and flight crew against common law claims from passengers and third parties. Commercial operators can extend this to carrier’s liability, so the same policy can support both private and charter work.
Cover is available for aircraft across all Australian states, with limits up to AUD 50 million. That flexibility lets brokers match sums insured and liability limits to each client’s operation and fleet size.
Quotes run through Agile’s online proposal and the contacts shown on this page. Brokers who want to discuss a particular risk can also reach out to the listed aviation underwriter via the ‘Contact Underwriter for Quote’ option on this page for a more tailored conversation.
Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services FAQs
What is the difference between hull cover and liability cover?
Hull cover protects the aircraft itself when it suffers physical loss or damage. For this product, that includes accidental damage, storm damage, theft and malicious acts.
Liability cover protects the owner and flight crew when passengers or third parties claim injury or property damage. Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services combines both sections in one Aircraft Hull and Liability policy.
What types of aircraft can be covered under Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services?
Agile notes that it can insure aircraft “from foot‑launched gliders to interplanetary spacecraft”.
That breadth suggests the product can cater for many fixed‑wing and rotary aircraft types. Brokers working in the Aircraft Insurance line of business can use this flexibility to support a wide range of aviation clients.
Can this insurance cover support both privately owned and leased aircraft?
The product is described for “aircraft owners and operators”, which can include private owners and commercial aviation businesses.
Because the liability section can extend to carrier’s liability for commercial operators, it can sit behind hired or leased aircraft as well. The key point is that the operator’s legal and hull interests are scheduled correctly within Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services.
How does the liability section treat passengers and third parties?
Liability cover under Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services responds to common law claims brought by passengers and third parties.
The owner and flight crew are protected when those parties allege injury or property damage arising from the operation of the aircraft. Commercial operators can also extend the cover to carrier’s liability, which better reflects airline and charter exposures.
How flexible are the liability limits available under Aviation Liability by Agile Underwriting Services?
The maximum coverage for this insurance product is listed as AUD 50 million.
Within that ceiling, brokers can work with Agile to set liability limits that suit the client’s operation. This helps fit Aircraft Hull and Liability cover with the broader Aircraft Insurance needs of a client, from single aircraft to larger fleets.
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