Drone Fleet Insurance

Yes, fleet policies are designed for flexibility, allowing you to scale your operational assets with pro-rata adjustments as your fleet evolves.

Usually. Consolidating multiple aircraft under one policy typically brings the per-aircraft rate down compared to separate individual policies, on top of the administrative saving of one renewal and one claims process instead of several.

Yes — fleet policies are built around a pool of authorized RPL holders rather than a single named pilot per aircraft, so operators can be assigned flexibly across jobs as long as they're on the authorized list.

Not necessarily. Liability can typically be structured as a shared limit across the fleet or tailored where certain aircraft or sites carry higher exposure — this is agreed as part of setting up the policy rather than fixed per drone.

Each incident is assessed against the specific aircraft involved, so a claim on one drone doesn't affect cover for the rest of the fleet — consolidated billing and a single renewal date don't mean claims are pooled together.