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The aviation industry faces unique and complex risks, requiring specialist insurance solutions to protect airlines, aircraft operators, lessors, MRO providers, and other aviation stakeholders. From hull and liability insurance to war risks and product liability, securing the right coverage is essential for mitigating financial exposure and ensuring regulatory compliance.
- Advising on aviation hull and liability insurance, war risk policies, and product liability coverage
- Reviewing policy terms, exclusions, and indemnity clauses to ensure adequate protection
- Structuring tailored insurance solutions for airlines, lessors, charter operators, and aviation service providers
- Representation in aviation insurance disputes, claim denials, and coverage issues
- Legal support for claims involving passenger injuries, aircraft damage, and business interruption
- Assistance with negotiations, arbitration, and litigation in complex insurance claims
- Advising on operator liability, third-party claims, and environmental damage coverage
- Compliance with international aviation insurance requirements, including EU, UK, and ICAO regulations
- Legal support for self-insurance schemes and captive insurance arrangements
- Guidance on risk management strategies to minimise exposure and strengthen policy protection
- Legal insights on emerging risks, including cybersecurity threats, regulatory changes, and force majeure events
- Advising on insurance solutions for new aviation technologies, including drones and eVTOL aircraft
News & Insight
Who Bears Liability for Unauthorised Construction? A High Court of Albania Ruling on Timing, Investigation and Due Diligence
Introduction The decision of 5 November 2025 of the Administrative College of the High Court of Albania (No. 00-2025-3821 (407)) is a useful marker for
Air Traffic Management Decisions as “Extraordinary Circumstances”: The General Court’s Judgment in Case T-134/25 and Its Jurisprudential Significance
Introduction In its judgment of 21 January 2026 in Case T-134/25 (ECLI:EU:T:2026:35), the General Court of the European Union clarified the treatment of air traffic
EU261 Proposals: a small drafting change that could reshape airline claims handling.
Much has already been written about the European Council’s proposed reforms to EU261. Unsurprisingly, the updates have centred on compensation thresholds, delay times, cabin baggage