Today over & in Denver...

..https://www.google.com/amp/s/thepoin...re-denver/amp/

@irving, is it covered by home owner's insurance? I am kinda rusty on Fire&casulty side.

"Aircraft" shows up in insurance policies. It's either specifically covered, or specifically excluded. I can never remember.

Reminds me of the safety reports.

"This week there were four reports of things falling off aircraft."

3 blocks from my house

Parts left off cannot fail.
Parts left off cost nothing.

I'm not a pilot but I'm curious about landing. What happens during the landing process, don't they usually reverse the engines? if that's the case can they reverse just one?

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Originally Posted by MrPrena

@irving, is it covered by home owner's insurance? I am kinda rusty on Fire&casulty side.

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I looked up some notes, and on the most basic, named perils, policies, damages to property from aircraft are covered.

-Windstorm, Civil Disorder, Smoke, Hail, Aircraft, Vehicles (except to fences or driveways), Explosion, Riot, Volcanic eruption, Vandalism and Malicious Mischief (except theft and glass breakage).

I would ask if I could keep that engine shroud if it landed in my yard!

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Originally Posted by Irving

I looked up some notes, and on the most basic, named perils, policies, damages to property from aircraft are covered.

-Windstorm, Civil Disorder, Smoke, Hail, Aircraft, Vehicles (except to fences or driveways), Explosion, Riot, Volcanic eruption, Vandalism and Malicious Mischief (except theft and glass breakage).

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Thanks.
I think most insurance do not cover war and nuclear blast. that i know. :)