ORIGINAL: Jim Branaum
Both of you are close, very close. The AMA is always on deck at a sanctioned event during the dates of the sanction, for the LANDOWNER. However, the CD is only covered for HIS liability when he is present. I am not exactly sure how the CD has liability if he is not present.
I now know what it was like at the Tower of Babel.
I concede. There is no distinction between being sued and being the insurance provider of somebody else that is being sued.
Still makes me wonder why Maroney wants AMA's agent, the CD, to leave the premises when something not allowed by AMA rules is planned, such as a maiden flight by a turbojet at a sanctioned event. Let's see what it means in terms of $$$. AMA insured gets sued, AMA risk is up to $250K, with commercial carrier picking up the rest to $2.5 mil limit. What if AMA is named in the lawsuit also????? Too hard, makes head hurt. Bye
Abel