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National Airport Liability Insurance Program (NALIP)

Our National Airport Liability Insurance Program (NALIP) leverages group purchasing power to provide broad coverage and lower costs.

Our Airport Liability Insurance Program

Our National Airport Liability Insurance Program (NALIP) brings the lower cost advantages of group purchasing to public entities with liability exposure for municipal airports. Today the program has nearly 60 members, including counties, cities, and airport districts. More than 100 airports are covered by NALIP.

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Extensive Experience in Airport Liability Insurance

We excel at developing group programs that cover all aspects of your airport operations and liability of your aircraft. Our experience and long-term relationships with the aviation insurance markets enable us to provide a multi-year program structure that produces rate stability, broad coverage, and cost savings - with no minimum time commitment.

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National Airport Liability Insurance Program Details

  • Three-year program term with flat annual rate
  • Primary limits up to $500 million
  • Airport owners and operators general liability
  • Premises liability, personal/advertising injury, contractual liability
  • Products completed operations
  • Hangar keeper’s and garage keeper’s legal liability
  • Coverage extensions for air meets, contests, and exhibitions
  • Non-owned aircraft physical damage
  • Airport vehicles on premises
  • Heliport liability

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