What form of insurance covers an insured's liability for damage to aircraft stored for safekeeping or repair?

Hangarkeepers Liability Coverage is specifically designed to protect the insured from liability for physical damage to aircraft while they are in the insured's care, custody, or control, such as during storage, maintenance, or repair. This type of coverage is essential for businesses that operate facilities where aircraft are stored, like fixed-base operators (FBOs), aircraft repair shops, or hangar owners.

It provides financial protection against claims arising from incidents such as theft, damage, or loss to aircraft entrusted to the care of the insured. This can include situations where the aircraft is being serviced, stored for a long period, or if it is subjected to environmental factors while in the care of the hangar operator.

While other coverages listed may pertain to different aspects of aviation insurance, such as general liability or specific aircraft-related liability coverage, they do not specifically cover the liability related to stored aircraft in the same way that Hangarkeepers Liability Coverage does. This precision in focus makes Hangarkeepers Liability the correct choice for addressing liabilities associated with aircraft in safekeeping or repair situations.