Drone Insurance can be arranged for many different commercial activities.

The insurer needs an accurate description of how the drone is used.

What activities can insurers consider? #

Examples include:

• Land surveying.
• Engineering surveys.
• Construction progress inspections.
• Roof inspections.
• Building inspections.
• Property photography.
• Real estate photography.
• Film and media.
• Mapping.
• Environmental monitoring.
• Agricultural inspection.
• Infrastructure inspection.

Why does the activity matter? #

Different operations create different exposures.

For example, photographing a rural property can present a different risk from:

• Inspecting a high-rise building.
• Flying near infrastructure.
• Surveying a construction site.
• Operating near the public.
• Flying specialist equipment.

The insurer may therefore apply different terms depending on the work.

Does Drone Insurance cover the professional advice produced from the flight? #

Not necessarily.

Drone Liability Insurance primarily addresses aviation liability.

If the business provides professional services such as:

• Surveying.
• Engineering.
• Inspection reports.
• Mapping advice.
• Technical recommendations.

Professional Indemnity Insurance may also be required.

What should be disclosed? #

Tell Webber Insurance about all material drone activities, including any new services added during the policy period.