7 October 2022Insurance

Aviation lines veer to better terms for insureds despite volatility

Aviation lines are veering towards improved terms for insureds, despite the Q1 impact of Russian appropriation of leased aircraft adding a heavy dose of volatility and higher rates for select liability, war risk and terrorism lines.

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