Aviation Liability and Insurance (ALIC EN)

Goal Provide aviation professionals with the competencies to support their organization as they engage with issues related to aviation insurance and liability, in compliance with the Chicago Convention (Doc 7300), the Montreal Convention 1999 (Doc 9740), the Rome Convention 1952. Learning Objectives • Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: • Describe the fundamental principles of aviation insurance • Identify liabilities for various aviation operations and the legal framework for dealing with them. • Identify legal and regulatory requirements for insurance coverage of certain risks and liabilities • Identify appropriate risks, products and placing coverage to manage claims • Apply strategies to mitigate risks through insurance Structure • Module 0 : Introduction • Module 1 : Aviation Risks and Liabilities • Module 2 : Fundamental Types and Principles of Aviation Insurance • Module 3 : Aviation Insurance Products • Module 4 : Mitigating Aviation and Liability Risks through Other Mechanisms • Module 5 : Managing Insurance Claims Primary Target Population Managers and employees of aviation industry regulators, operators and service providers, with or without legal education. Secondary Audience: Aviation professionals with an interest in aviation liability and insurance. Entry Requirements • No legal education is required to attend this course.