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I would not forgo at least liability insurance.? Had a guy on our airport who did have insurance on his Taylorcraft when it got away from him on landing.... he ran over an intersection sign and half of the VASI lights..... $56,000 paid for by insurance.?? Think about it carefully.? By the way, he was denied insurance after that.... but he did finally get a quote. $7,300 for a year.? He's not flying now.
On Tuesday, February 11, 2025 at 11:36:37 AM EST, Heidi Stoeppler via groups.io <714west@...> wrote:
I just bought my Tailwind, and insurance was a whole lot more than expected. It was about $1800 for the year, and they wanted me to get a 1 hour check out. Problem was, it took about two weeks for them to do the insurance process, so I had the Tailwind home, and about twenty hours experience in it, before it was even insured. I'm thinking of getting rid of insurance next year, and just fixing things as they break... I've had my Taylorcraft for ten years now, and haven't had anything happen that I'd get a claim for. I'm not willing to give away my airplane in the first place, and have been able to fix things so far, and I feel like I'm wasting a ton of money for something I'm never going to use. On Mon, Feb 10, 2025, 15:49 Brian Bird via <bird3304t=[email protected]> wrote:
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