Coverage for Your 160-AG Operation
Hull
Physical damage to the airframe — crashes, hard landings, transit damage.
Chemical Liability
Drift, overspray and misapplication onto neighbouring property or crops.
Commercial General Liability
Third-party bodily injury and property damage arising from operations.
Spare Parts
Batteries, rotors and spares held in inventory or in the trailer.
160-AG Insurance Questions
Can you insure a Gaia 160-AG?
Yes. VT Insurance Agency places coverage on the Gaia 160-AG for operators across the US, including hull, chemical liability and general liability.
What does Gaia 160-AG insurance cost?
Premium depends on hull value, acres treated, chemicals applied, pilot experience and claims history rather than on the airframe alone — two operators flying the same 160-AG can pay materially different premiums. We quote on the specifics of the operation.
Do I need Part 137 certification to insure a Gaia 160-AG?
Applying chemicals commercially requires FAA Part 137 certification, and carriers expect it to be in place for spray operations. We work with operators before and during certification.
Insure your 160-AG
Tell us how you operate and we will quote it. Most operators hear back the same day.