Sun, Nov 06, 2005
Owners of Columbia 300, 350 and 400
aircraft will now have access to enhanced personalized services and
preferred rates through the new Columbia Aircraft Owners Insurance
Program. The company announced today that the program, administered
by Frank Crystal & Company, is on line and available to owners
of all Columbia certified aircraft.
“Insurance is a significant issue for any aircraft
buyer,” said CAM Vice President of Marketing and Sales Randy
S. Bolinger. “We wanted to establish a program that would
allow our buyers access not only to competitive insurance pricing,
but also to an extremely high level of personal attention. We
selected our partners in this program because of their reputation
for providing high levels of service to their customers as well as
their overall expertise in the market.”
Through the Columbia Aircraft Owners Insurance Program, owners
can expect:
- Preferred pricing
- Higher limits of liability (up to $2,000,000) for qualified
pilots
- Premium discounts for commitment to initial and recurrent
training
- Comprehensive coverage
- Personalized attention from a dedicated team of aviation
insurance specialists
- Tailored insurance programs
- 24/7 claims handling service
- Periodic insurance market updates to stay on top of current
market trends
According to Bolinger, a number of factors are contributing to
lower insurance rates for owners of Columbia aircraft. Among those
are the aircraft’s certification to the FAA’s stringent
Utility Category, a low accident rate and the generally high level
of experience and qualification of those who have purchased
Columbia aircraft.
“From the performance and quality of the aircraft, to the
purchase process and beyond, we feel it is our responsibility to
ensure that every one of our owners has a pleasurable experience
and thorough education when insuring their aircraft,”
Bolinger said. “The Columbia Aircraft Owners Insurance
Program is one more demonstration of our commitment.”
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