Protect Your Drone: Everything You Need to Know About Drone Insurance
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2023
- In this video, we're going to discuss drone insurance, what it is, and what you need to know to protect your drone.
Drone insurance is a big topic these days, and for good reason. Drones are becoming increasingly popular, and with that comes a greater risk of accidents. If you're the owner of a drone, it's important to know about drone insurance and protect yourself and your equipment. In this video, we'll discuss drone insurance in detail and give you everything you need to know to protect yourself and your drone!
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Is it obligatory to have insurance to enter a country with a drone below 250gr , im confused, im going to norway this month and i took the exam A1/A3 but im considering about the insurance
There is no rule that says you need insurance, but it is usually a good idea. It's a matter of personal preference, though.
Thankyou very much, i was ready to leave my drone at home because of that
Warning on Skywatch Insurance: they won't cover you if a human enters anywhere 45 degrees in any direction below the drone. So at 400ft AGL, you can't have any people anywhere in an 800ft circle below the drone - no exceptions. This makes Skywatch covereage extremely dubious for anyone who isn't just flying out in clear fields or open water.
Thanks for the information. We always encourage everyone to read all the details regarding insurance. As they say, the devil is in the details.
You mean they won't cover bodily injury or property damage or hull insurance if there is a person within 800ft below the drone? Then what is the point of the liability?
@@Jackhafey It depends on the policy; each one is different. I have used Skywatch for several years and had two drones that were losses. Both were replaced (minus the deductible) without any issues. But I hear you, there are some policies that can make it frustrating and difficult to see the value in it.
@@altitudeuniversity no one was taking about drone replacement costs, those are trivial. the insurance you are paying thousands of dollars a year for WONT cover bodily injury in any reasonable commercial circumstance!
I was looking at getting skywatch. What insurance do you recommend? Thanks!