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If death occurs while flying as a passenger on a commercial airline, due to a crash, that passenger who has an active life insurance policy is considered insured, and his beneficiary will receive the face amount of the policy as a death benefit.
If the policy includes an active accidental death rider, not only does the policy pay the face amount death benefit, but it is doubled.
Death from a crash by a commercial airline is always considered accidental.
Contact your travel agent or insurance provider to see what is available. You can also check with the airline you will be traveling on. you can also visit www.aaa.com for travel insurance options.
The oldest commercial airline in Asia is the Philippine Airlines which is still under its original name.
In a word, lots. The commercial airline business is not intrinsically risky, after all, the most dangerous sector of an airline flight is the drive to the airport, but when an accidet happens, it gets VERY expensive, and only a limited number of specialist insurers will handle it. Insurance is required to cover loss or damage to aircraft and cargo, injury or death of passengers and crew, loss or damage to third party people and property, and last but not least, acts of war or vandalism.
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Many life insurance policies include travel insurance for people of all ages. Alternatively, you can usually purchase inexpensive insurance at the time you buy your airline ticket. If you don't see this option available at the time of your ticket purchase, ask someone to help you.
Different airlines have different policies, you should contact the airline prior to booking.
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Unless you are an on-duty Federal officer, you cannot CARRY a handgun on a commercial airline. However, you CAN check an unloaded firearm as part of your checked baggage. Go to the website for the TSA and for your airline for more information.
To increase competition, enhance passenger service, and reduce commercial airline fares.
Yes, the pope charters a plane from a commercial airline when he needs to travel. The Vatican does not own a plane. Usually, he charters a plane from Alilalia, an Italian airline.