Loss of licence insurance for airline pilots

[Soar]

Hi,

Is anyone out there aware of any good loss of licence insurers with regard to airline pilots living and working overseas (that are Canadian).

The company I currently work for offers it, but the package is rather abysmal.

Can anyone advise by chance? Many thanks!

[North Shore]

I think that the Professional Pilots Insurance Program is still in effect...
http://ppip.ca/

If you search for PPIP on here, there's a few threads a while back..

[land3]

http://www.harveywatt.com/

Been in the business for at least 40 years.

Recommended.

[Soar]

Thanks for the replies! Much appreciated.

I did check out Harvey Watt a little while ago, but they told me I needed an FAA ticket/medical... oh well...

[hst]

Try Bupa. Most guys who are using them are very happy for the value they get versus what the contractor offers.

https://www.bupainternational.com/quoti ... =bupa-intl

[200Above]

I'm looking for Loss of Licence/Medical insurance. I'm part of ALPA but unfortunately the only products that are offered by ALPA is to US pilots.

I have PPIP insurance but from what I can gather, this is life insurance. I have AD&D included in my plan.

Am I already covered under AD&D? The language used talks more about loss of life or limbs (non-occupational). What if I have a neurological problem down the road, am I covered under AD&D? I won't pretend to know, thats why I'm doing my research.

Any insight?

[prop2jet]

If you have AD/D it is likely you have a Short Term/ Long Term disability plan. Not exactly loss of licence insurance but better than nothing.

[dashx]

http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Lebano ... z2dO2tz4rZ

Is kidnapping covered?

And not just for pilots. Mechanics and flight attendants.

[sstaurus]

Bump to an old thread..

I'm still searching if its possible for Canadians to get loss of medical insurance.

Anyone heard of Canadian Specialty Underwriting? http://www.specialtyrisk.ca/DI/Group%20LOL.htm

They claim to offer permanent and temporary loss of medical. PPIP seems to offer only non-occupational AD/D, and only if you are also getting life insurance.

[North Shore]

You should try and find out who Westjet mainline's insurer is. Last I heard, they had a pretty good loss of licence package. Don't know if it is available to 'the public' tho..

[albatross]

We have NO loss of licence insurance at WJ. It has been getting worked on for the last couple years, yet nothing.

[sstaurus]

Just to note, Harvey Watt told me they insure Canadians, and you do need an FAA medical (but no license).

[paddy]

You need an FAA medical to qualify or you need to maintain an FAA medical to be insured? i.e. Can I submit for an FAA medical and be granted insurance then not get any further FAA medical and still keep the insurance?