Russia’s assault on Ukraine will have far-reaching consequences for governments, businesses and individuals.

From pilots to workers to passengers, we all have a role to play in ensuring a safe passage back to normal for the aviation industry. 

Contractor management platforms and remote training are two of the ways that technology is strengthening safety performance in the aerospace industry.

This is what happens when a risk manager books a flight on a commercial airline and gets disappointed. What follows is a root cause analysis of a recent spate of flight cancellations.

The aviation industry is rebounding after COVID-19 but it may never look exactly like it did pre-pandemic.

With airplanes sitting on the ground, there are two forms of rust that pose significant risks as pilots prepare to take to the skies — pilot recency and equipment corrosion.

Crew members are bearing the brunt of a new wave of passenger harassment while the dangers of contracting COVID-19 are ever present.

Flight attendants share the dangers of their jobs post-pandemic, from aggressive passengers refusing to wear masks to fears of contracting the deadly virus.

This year, six brokers from across the brokerage field were named as the 2020 Aviation Power Broker winners. An additional three brokers were named as finalists.

Aviation is faring better than other sectors from a claims-made perspective, but risks from the pandemic still linger.

From asset protection for spacecrafts to workers’ comp policies for crew members, here’s what insurance coverage companies will need to make the commercialization of space a reality.

Allied World announces a new chief operating officer and Marsh JLT Specialty promotes a global head of aviation in this edition of People on the Move.

As a former pilot, AXA XL’s Armand Ferranti knows that general aviation underwriting has more than delayed flights at stake.

Boeing’s $100 million compensation fund is an investment in the future of the company’s image. But what will happen when the settlements come in?

In the first six months of 2019, it has already been a challenging year for commercial insurance. Here’s what lines will likely be impacted moving forward.

Regulators grounding the Boeing 737 Max until the root cause of the plane’s operational failure could be identified is an imperative lesson in risk management at large.

The grounding of the Boeing 737 Max is bound to impact aviation insurance markets that are already strained by attritional losses.

Michael Calhoun, Managing Director, Aon Constriction in the aerospace sector was a common theme this year. “Major carriers have left,” said one director of insurance. “We had a very difficult time this year, trying to get a renewal with 65 percent of the previous market capacity left out there. Michael was able to go to… View Article

As the aerospace insurance market shrinks, underwriters are backing ambitious ventures, including a college rocket competition.

Commercial airlines will have to stay ahead of these risks in order to keep up with demand and stay profitable.