3rd Party Liability Insurance

[AndrewH]

Not sure if this has been posted on here before, I was just reading through some comments on a fly away YouTube video and they referenced a company who provide 3rd party liability insurance upto £5million which covers flying in the UK and Europe. It only costs £16 a year.

I took a punt and signed up for it, I got my insurance certificate email straight through. It doesn't cover the Inspire or equipment but its a small comfort if you accidentally damage any property or people whilst out flying.

http://www.fpvuk.org/store/

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[The Editor]

Not sure if this has been posted on here before, I was just reading through some comments on a fly away YouTube video and they referenced a company who provide 3rd party liability insurance upto £5million which covers flying in the UK and Europe. It only costs £16 a year.

I took a punt and signed up for it, I got my insurance certificate email straight through. It doesn't cover the Inspire or equipment but its a small comfort if you accidentally damage any property or people whilst out flying.

http://www.fpvuk.org/store/

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Hi Andrew,

Yes - fpvuk.org cover is great (provided by Royal Sun Alliance) however to ensure cover any flight must be made under the current ANO rules CAP 722 as would be expected.
Individuals shouldn't think they can go flying anywhere over the neighbourhood and if they crash into someones new Mercedes they will be covered!

 

[AndrewH]

Hi Andrew,

Yes - fpvuk.org cover is great (provided by Royal Sun Alliance) however to ensure cover any flight must be made under the current ANO rules CAP 722 as would be expected.
Individuals shouldn't think they can go flying anywhere over the neighbourhood and if they crash into someones new Mercedes they will be covered!

Just as quick reference points does that mean:

LOS with 500m and below 400ft. And obviously not in any no fly zones?!



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[AndrewH]

Just as quick reference points does that mean:

LOS with 500m and below 400ft. And obviously not in any no fly zones?!



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I've just downloaded the CAP 722 document. (That's tonight's bedtime reading sorted hehe) thanks for the info Ed.

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[The Editor]

I've just downloaded the CAP 722 document. (That's tonight's bedtime reading sorted hehe) thanks for the info Ed.

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Hehe.... that will send you to sleep!!

Articles 166 and 167 are what you are after.

 

[ReformedPaul]

Not sure if this has been posted on here before, I was just reading through some comments on a fly away YouTube video and they referenced a company who provide 3rd party liability insurance upto £5million which covers flying in the UK and Europe. It only costs £16 a year.

I took a punt and signed up for it, I got my insurance certificate email straight through. It doesn't cover the Inspire or equipment but its a small comfort if you accidentally damage any property or people whilst out flying.

FPV UK Store, Membership

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Old thread revive, is this still legit, £16 for insurance for the year?

 

[The Editor]

Old thread revive, is this still legit, £16 for insurance for the year?

It's probably gone up slightly now (I haven't checked recently) but yes, so long as you do not undertake any commercial activity (else it's void) and providing you fly strictly within CAP393 94/95

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