Must the insurance company pay? Explain. (
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Helicopter
Silvio Development Company bought an insurance policy to cover the risk of damage to its corporate helicopter. For coverage, the standard printed insurance policy required that every pilot of the plane be licensed by the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA) and have a minimum of 500 logged (recorded by the pilot) flying hours. A typewritten addition specified that every pilot had to have a minimum of 200 logged helicopter flying hours. When the plane crashed, the pilot had logged only 75 helicopter flying hours. However, she was FAA licensed and had logged more than 2,000 flying hours in conventional planes.
Must the insurance company pay? Explain. (minimum of 3 sentences)
Must the insurance company pay? Explain. (
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No it does not. She didnt have the amount of hours required that she is supposed to. Therefore they will not have to pay.
ReplyDeleteNo they don't have to. The lady didn't have enough hours with a helicopter. So they shouldn't have to pay.
ReplyDeleteThe insurance company should not have to pay because the pilot did not have the 200 logged helicopter flying hours that was needed.
ReplyDeleteno because the hours needed are not there
ReplyDeleteNo they shouldn't have to pay because she didn't have the required number of hours.
ReplyDeleteNo the Insurance company should not have to pay because he had no done his required hours.
ReplyDeleteno because they didnt have the proper number of hours
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