The Ultimate Aviation Insurance Directory

The Ultimate Aviation Insurance Directory
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Wordings and Forms — here you can view or download:
1) Can't have the Lloyd's Blue Book of wordings since they forced me to take it down.
2) Some other useful wordings from other sources that you can adapt to your situation.
3) A rather generic PB&P appliction form you can a) view or print out for use; b) use as a MSWord© template on your computer to fill and save for email transmission.
4) A selection of domestic policy forms including Short Rate tables and such

NOTE: Wordings not in Adobe format have a small icon. They are in web or HTML format and sometimes a graphic rather then text. You may copy these by using the Save or Print functions of your browser.

Many of the following main wordings are in Adobe Acrobat© format, best for full reading online and for printing. Requires Acrobat Reader installed on your computer but you can get it free by clicking the icon.

We could really use some more wordings to complete the site. Please send any you can to this address - Email them
as an attachment. They can be in most any format and I will work them into something that works on the site. Heck, you can even snail mail them to :

AvInDirect
5866 Deerhorn Drive
Sechelt, BC
Canada, V0N 3A4

Generic Applications .pdf & Word Templates

Generic Aircraft Application - stuck on the road without an app. This is a bit of a crude application but it does the job. Click and you go to a seperate page (Use Back Button after) and then just click the Print function on your browser. Prints on letter size - 2 pages.

WORD TEMPLATE FORMAT. These forms are Word Templates. After downloading you install the file in your template library for Word. Then, to use, you open Word, click New and a new document file opens with fields for you to fill in. When you are finished, you save the file (in the client's name is a logical name) in the usual way. This file can then be sent to underwriters as an attachment to an email and will arrive there as a proper application ready for response and processing.
        This method is very handy for you to use if a client comes into your office or if you are in the field and have it installed on your laptop.
         Helpful tips for installation and use are included in the seperate file which is in .rtf format so it is accessable by most any computer.
         For those without MSWord, we believe that WordPerfect and some other word processing programs use similar procedures but how is up to you we are sorry to advise.

Helpful Tips For Using Templates in .RTF format - Using templates.rtf- 12 Kb

The following files are compressed - Zipped - If you do not have an unZipping program click the icon at right to download one.
PB&P Aircraft Application Form Template - PBApp.zip - 40Kb
General Liability Application Form Template - GeneralLiab.zip - 81Kb

Get professional wordings help - SRW Consultancy Limited

We sincerely regret that we were requested by the Lloyd's Aviation Underwriters Association - LAUA - to take down all the Blue Book wordings we had posted previously. Maybe you can influence them to allow a change of position? It seems like a dumb one to me and several others who took the time to write me about it.

IF YOU REALLY NEED ONE OF THE WORDINGS, SEND ME AN EMAIL AND I CAN SEND IT BACK TO YOU - USUALLY PRETTY FAST.

The following is the exchange of emails:
From: Macfarlane, Ian [mailto:Ian.Macfarlane@lloyds.com]
Sent: February 20, 2002 4:42 AM (PST)
To: 'email@avindirect.com'
Subject: Lloyd's Aviation Underwriters' Association "Standard Policy
Forms, Proposal Forms and Clauses, Etc."
Dear Sir,
AvInDirect
We are aware that you have technically appropriated our property without our permission and ask under what authority you have published the forms?
We hereby ask you to cease publication and withdraw our "Blue Book" from your website.
Yours sincerely
Ian Macfarlane
Secretary, LAUA
OUR RESPONSE - February 20, 2002 at 8:48 (PST)
Dear Sir,
In response to yours, the Privacy and Copy write section of the web site sets out the terms under which I might use any property belonging to others. The wordings were supplied by a major broker who felt that they would useful to the Aviation Insurance community on line for when members are traveling, etc. As a former "major" broker I saw some sense in this. Since the wordings are so widely distributed and photo copied constantly it did not seem unreasonable. Since the wordings are of particular value to any insurance buyers whom it would seem should be entitled to read proposed insurance terms, it seemed in the public interest. Further since the site is entirely non-profit - any excess revenues to go to charity - there was no motive to "profit" from the postings. That is my explanation in response to your query.
In accordance with the Privacy and Copy write section of the web site, now that you have requested that the wordings be taken down, they will be as fast as I can redo the specific pages involved. Please check in a day or two. By way of explanation, a copy and/or announcement of this correspondence will be posted.
In closing, let me say that there was no intent to do any disservice to the industry or to your organization but the contrary. If you should have a change of heart I will be pleased to repost the wordings. You may feel as well, on reflection, it is a worthy service after all?
Yours respectfully,
Robert D'Arcy
mailto:email@avindirect.com

FIRST -Try this alternate- site in Spanish but wordings English - http://www.benfield.cl/site/index.php?l=e&i=53&cas=1