Insurers see drones as a way to improve the service they provide to insureds.

Drones are creating public safety hazards, and there’s little that can be done.  

Let’s not fall all over ourselves introducing new insurance products when existing ones will do.

Capacity is lining up to cover drones, but a lack of historical data and useful regulation hamper the industry.

The easing of travel restrictions to Cuba is bound to open up opportunities.

The Germanwings disaster was chiefly a failure of misplaced trust, our columnist writes.

When technology fails, pilots might not have the manual experience to save the day.

The Germanwings tragedy reinforces the notion that employees must have unfettered access to mental health services.

Solutions considered in the wake of the Germanwings disaster shouldn’t create more risks.

Drone risks include collisions with aircraft, invasion of privacy, aerial surveillance and data collection.

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The FAA needs to issue real UAV regulations.

UAV risks include collisions with aircraft, invasion of privacy, aerial surveillance and data collection.

Worldwide losses could top $600 million, but impact on US airlines is muted.

Marine, aviation and energy sector losses accounted for much of the losses. Employee training would help.

Faced with an abrupt change in circumstances, Chris Thorn rose to the challenge.

Retracing the route of Amelia Earhart is the most recent adventure made possible by brokers.

The insurance industry can take a leadership role in safe UAV operation.

The space tourism industry presents substantial excitement and risk.

Could a weather-related insurance solution be designed to help airlines cope with cancellation losses?