Aviation premiums could go up by 10% in FY27 following Air India crash: reports
June 15 2025 by Andrew Mullen
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‘Surely, prices will go up’: Air India crash to push hull and liability rates, could impact product liability
- June 18
Brokers and a lawyer tell InsuranceAsia News that last week's fatal crash in Ahmedabad will have a wide-ranging impact on the aviation industry, with total losses set to be as much as US$475m.
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Air India crash claims could top US$280m, ‘investigations will take time’
- June 13
Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed shortly after departing Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad on Thursday afternoon, killing 241 passengers and crew.
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Air India crash: Tata AIG leads program jointly placed by Gallagher and WTW
- June 13
Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner crashed minutes after take-off from India’s Ahmedabad airport on Thursday afternoon with 242 people on board.
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Watershed moment as insurers told to cover jets stranded in Russia
- June 12
AerCap, which owns 116 of the planes, was awarded US$1bn after the judge ruled that the cause of the loss was 'an act or order of the Russian government' and should be covered by war risks policies.
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