General aviation laps up carrier capacity while airlines grounded

Airline aviation insurance remains “delicately balanced” as rather selective utilisation of capacity defends or increases insurance rates, albeit to the benefit of the general aviation market where excess carrier capacity has flowed more freely, analysts at Gallagher Specialty have claimed.

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