Bought a Drone? Here’s Why Insurance Should Be Your Next Step
Chelsea Heatherington - Account Executive
I advise Iowans on the best insurance products for their risk tolerance and budget.
So you've bought a drone, what's next?
Drone Exposures and Insurance: What You Need to Know
Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are increasingly used for both recreational and commercial purposes. With their ability to inspect hard-to-reach areas, capture aerial footage, and perform tasks such as crop spraying, drones provide significant benefits. However, they also come with risks.
Common Drone Risks:
Insurance for Drone Users: For recreational users, homeowner policies may cover some damages, but exclusions often apply, especially for liability. Commercial operators, on the other hand, need specialized insurance to cover the risks associated with their operations. Comprehensive policies can cover:
Passionately assisting America’s farmers with a focus on helping them be economically viable.
4 个月Great information. I’ve had quite a few conversations over the last few months with farmers that are looking in this direction, whether it be buying their own or hiring a company to come in to spray so they have more flexibility to spray on demand and/or as another way to help reduce compaction. It sure seams that this trend will continue to grow in popularity.