The dynamics of the aviation insurance market began to shift, with a trend toward increased pricing. Driven in part by the COVID-19 pandemic, market transitiones and poises but at a slower rate of increase.
In a competitive insurance market, it is difficult for aviation insurers to make a profit —something the industry has not achieved for seven consecutive years, as claims outweighed premiums. For insureds, the result has been rate increases, regardless of loss history, as insurers aim for profitability.
Aviation insurance market refers to indemnification of a client against losses arising from the result of damages, maintenance, or use of aircraft, and hangars at the airport. They continued to be challenging, with increases in rates and coverage restrictions seen across the board, even for those operators with strong risk profiles. Aviation, of course, is not alone as pricing has increased in most major product lines in most regions.
