Nonownership Aircraft Liability Insurance

Definition of "Nonownership aircraft liability insurance"

John Donahue & <br>Howard Simon real estate agent

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John Donahue &
Howard Simon
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Coverage in a separate policy or as an endorsement to the commercial general liability (CGL) form, for insureds responsible for aircraft they do not own. If an aircraft is leased from another firm or owned by employees who operate it for a business owner, the insured's liability exposure is not covered by the CGL policy; a special endorsement is necessary.

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