supplemental life insurance when flying on commercial airliners?

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love da DR

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I was wondering with all the hysteria surrounding air travel has anyone recently purchased any of the supplemental life insurance that was once available at the airport? I know that the last time I was in Reagan National I did not see the insurance stands at all.

If someone has recently purchased this insurance can you provide us with a brief description of it. I know that airlines themselves cover a certain amount of liability but I do not know if this covers acts of terror or just pilot error and mechanical failures etc.etc.



thanks, Isaac
 
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ricktoronto

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Do you buy insurance when you walk outside in the rain?

Each time, in case of lightning hitting you? Or every time you go on the road in a car?

The odds of that are less than dying in a plane crash especially in North America , Western Europe, Australia.

Flight insurance is the biggest waste of insurance money there is.

Even with most "Gold" etc., credit cards you get $100K, $250K of it thrown in on each flight since the card issuer knows there is not a snowball's chance in hell of worrying about paying off.
 
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qisqeyana@aol.c

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A ONE-MILLION POLICY FOR ACIDENTAL DEATH , FOR THE PRIMARY AND ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR THE SPOUSE, COST ABOUT TEN DOLLARS A MONTH FROM MY CHASE MASTER CARD. YOU BE BETTER OFF KEEPING THIS TYPE OF POLICY, IT COVERS ALL ACIDENTS.
 
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