Turbulence ahead as calm Q2 won’t stop rising aviation insurance rates

The global aviation insurance market is entering the second half of 2026 under heightened underwriting scrutiny. While overall capacity remains abundant, insurers are deploying capacity more selectively, making renewal outcomes increasingly dependent on individual risk quality.

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