Global Aerospace Aircraft Breakdown Assistance Program Expands to Include Kit and Experimental Aircraft
The program, launched in
In addition, upon renewing their policy in 2019, qualified Global clients who signed up for the Savvy program in 2018 will be automatically registered for another year of protection, at no additional cost. New policyholders in 2019 will also be eligible to sign up for the Aircraft Breakdown Assistance program at no additional cost.
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