Originally Posted by
franklin_m
Exactly why I think AMA is gonna lose the court case. We have to ask ourselves what happens to AMA if they do? With membership revenue already on a downward trend since 2007 (based on constant 2014 dollars of AMA membership revenue from AMA 990 tax forms), and not necessarily needing an AMA field to fly MRs, not necessarily needing an AMA field to fly the growing number of foam aircraft, and not necessarily needing an AMA field to fly every more types of electric aircraft, to me I see less need for the AMA over time. If insurance is already secondary for members, why continue paying $75 a year when I can pay FAA $5 for three and take my chances on something that invokes my homeowners?
Doesn't matter if you are AMA or not, a liability claim against you will always invoke your homeowners right up to the limit of coverage before AMA coverage is invoked.