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Aircraft Insurance Outlook: February – April 2026

Aircraft Insurance Outlook: February – April 2026

There’s a lot of movement in the aviation insurance space Claims are still happening just as frequently and the price to repair aircraft is getting more expensive but aircraft insurance rates are falling Why are they dropping? More competition among the insurance...

3 Tips for Buying Aircraft in a Seller’s Market

3 Tips for Buying Aircraft in a Seller’s Market

Buying aircraft, especially pre-owed aircraft, is rough right now. Opportunities and inventory are very low despite a pandemic. I did a little research on what may have contributed to this tight this market and thought I’d share what I learned, along with a few tips I...

When OTC Drugs and Flying Don’t Mix

When OTC Drugs and Flying Don’t Mix

It’s getting toward the end of a long day and you’re getting ready to go flying. You know this is the time to be at your best—bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, as the saying goes. But maybe your allergies are catching up to you and your eyes are feeling tired and itchy....

Three Aircraft Insurance Tips for a Tight Market

Three Aircraft Insurance Tips for a Tight Market

While there’s not much a flight department manager can do about the rising cost of airplane insurance currently, Benjamin Peterson of Sunset Aviation shares tips on how to qualify for the best premiums available… You’ve probably already noticed an uptick in aviation...

For owners of jets

For owners of jets

For crew aircraft/turbo jets ie) Gulfstream, it's safe to say assume that both pilots are going to be required to complete annual simulator training in the same make and model aircraft at one of the approved simulator training facilities such as Simcom, CAE Simuflite,...

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