Q: Where can I acquire accident and incident data that has been reported to the FAA?
A: Visit http://www.faa.gov/data_statistics/accident_incident/.
Q: What information will I need to report a claim?
A: Think like a reporter. Ask the "Five W's" of journalism plus "How".
- WHO? Know the name of insured, name of pilot, name of claimant(s), names of witnesses, names of injured parties, names of aircraft operators and names of FBOs.
- WHAT? What aircraft or vehicles were involved? Obtain the Registration #'s or VIN #'s.
- WHEN? When did the accident/incident happen? Make note of the date and time.
- WHERE? Where did the accident/incident happen?
- WHY? Provide details of the accident/incident including a description of the damage.
- HOW? How can we contact you? Who should the adjuster contact? Provide the best method of contact-¦phone numbers (work, home, cell) or email address.
Q: Where might I find salvaged aircraft parts for sale?
A: We recommend visiting any of the aircraft salvage sites below.
AIG Aviation
Google Search-Aircraft Salvage
Kern and Wooley, LLP
Phoenix Aviation Managers
Salvage Sale, Inc.
USAIG
Q: What specifics should I include in my corporate management accident response program?
A: The United States Aircraft Insurance Group has created a comprehensive corporate aircraft accident response plan outline. Visit http://www.usau.com/USAU.nsf/Doc/CorporateAccidentResponsePlan to learn more.
