Originally Posted by
ECHO24
The FAA is deleting any reference to "model aircraft" in the regulations and adopting the generic "unmanned aircraft system".
I don't think traditional R/C exists as a category for insurance apart from drones.
Are you just being obtuse? It was posted above that Gene Simmons was able to insure his Tongue, back in the day, Brian Bosworth was able to insure his body from football injuries, and I told you (numerous times) that it wouldn't be likely that any insurance company would have an, "off the shelf" model airplane policy.
Apparently, you are not really interested in insurance for RC, you just want to spread the fallacy that the AMA is the only place one can get insurance. Insurance companies are like casinos; they will insure anything, just as casinos will take a bet on anything. You might have to talk to the actual bookmaker in order to place a bet on something rather obscure, just like you will probably need to talk to an actual insurance agent to convey exactly what you would like to insure, and then they will give that info to the actuaries to figure out the odds and come up with a premium.
Astro