We went through EAA's insurance plan (Falcon Insurance). They worked with us to find the best policy at what we thought was a decent price. They're good people to work with.
My insurance company didn't have a problem with her training in the 10. The agent was familiar with both her instructor and the airplane, and he found a policy that would cover her. It did cost a bit more, but not too bad. Her CFI thought that it would be best if she learned in the plane that she would be flying, so she did all of her training and solo work in it.
We went through EAA's insurance plan (Falcon Insurance). They worked with us to find the best policy at what we thought was a decent price. They're good people to work with.
I understand that Falcon was the broker, but I'm curious who was the underwriter. (i.e. Chartis, Global, etc)
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