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It is difficult to say because it depends on the specific accidental death and dismemberment(AD&D) policy and it's insuring clause. There are many variations of coverage. You have to look at the actual policy and see if the insuring clause limits coverage in any way such as flight accident only or common carrier, or public conveyance, etc. You then have to look at the policy exclusions to see if any specific circumstances are excluded.

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Q: Would accidental death and dismemberment Insurance pay a claim due to an accidental death on a business trip?
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