WAR POSES NO THREAT TO AVIATION INSURANCE RATES
NO KNEE-JERK REACTIONS War in Iraq is not changing aviation insurance rates because insurers revised their charges so thoroughly--and drastically--following the Sept.11, 2001, terrorist attacks. "Income to the aviation insurance market is up by leaps and bounds," commented Robert Karl, a broker with...
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