Drone Insurance

An insurance specialized for unmanned aerial vehicle/drone with competitive premium, that provides protection against damage including theft of your unmanned aerial vehicle/drone, including its ancillary equipment, and third party liability

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Insurance Specialized for Drone
Insurance specialized for drone

An insurance specialized for drone or unmanned aerial vehicle with a competitive premium.

Comprehensive Drone Protection
Comprehensive drone protection

Providing protection against loss/damage including theft of the drone and its ancillary equipment and third party liability.

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drone insurance

Drone Insurance provides coverage for your unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV/drone) against third-party legal liability and for loss or damage, including the loss of the drone itself and its ancillary equipment, arising during its operation.

Plan details


  1. Third-party liability risks, including bodily injury and property damage arising from the operation of your unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV/drone).
  2. Loss or damage to your UAV/drone and its ancillary equipment.
  3. Theft or disappearance of your UAV/drone and its ancillary equipment.

  1. Unmanned aerial vehicle/drone used for personal or recreational purposes and for unauthorized purposes.
  2. Operated outside of the geographic limit.
  3. Operated by other than specified in the policy.
  4. Property damage and/or bodily injury caused directly or indirectly as a result of racing, time trials, aerial acrobatics, and other similar activities.

  1. Wear and tear, deterioration, breakdown, and defect.
  2. All claims caused by progressive or cumulative effects.

  1. Violation of Privacy Laws, Trespass or Data Misuse.
  2. Bodily injury sustained by your employees.
  3. Bodily injury sustained by the unmanned aerial vehicle/drone operator.
  4. Loss of or damage to any property belonging to you or in your care, custody, or control.
  5. All claims caused by noise, pollution, electrical, and electromagnetic damage.
  6. Consequential loss.
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