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NBAA
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| Disability
Loss of License |
- You are eligible to apply for this unique coverage if you are a member
or an employed pilot of an NBAA Member and are actively engaged in the
full-time duties of a pilot..
- Disability is the inability to perform the material duties of a commercial
pilot due to sickness or accidental bodily injury.
- Cash flow is critical when you're unable to work for an extended period
of time.
- The NBAA planprovides exceptional benefits at affordable rates.
- The plan provides monthly payments to help keep your world intact
until you get back on flight status.
- If you are unable to fly as a result of an insured sickness or injury,
our insurance pays you up to 48 monthly payments from $1,000 to $5,000
per month, after as little as 6 months of continuous disability.
- Plans available:
LOL PLAN-1: 6 months wait &
48 month benefit
LOL PLAN-2: 6 months wait & 36 month
benefit
LOL PLAN-3: 6 months wait & 24 month
benefit
- Monthly benefits cease when the cumulative benefits reach the respective
benefit termination period, you reach age 60, you die (or disappear),
you return to active flight status, or you meet FAA medical certification
requirements, whichever comes first.
- The Lump Sum payment is available when, after at least 12 months from
the date of disability, the disability is detrmined to be permanent.
- Experience has proven the importance of the Lump Sum payment election.
It permits a pilot who is permanently disabled to reduce large financial
commitments such as mortgages, business involvements, investments, real
estate purchases and children's education. In other words, it allows
a disabled pilot to live within the reduced monthly income that
invariably follows a permanent loss of flight status.
- The balance of the principle amount is paid in one TAX FREE settlement
if you are permanently prevented from flying for medical reasons.*
- Benefits are TAX FREE because you pay for them with after tax
personal funds.
* Harvey Watt & Co., The Aviation Health Association,
Symetra Life, or Great Southern Life Insurance Co., do not give legal or tax advice. This is only our understanding of current tax laws. Since these laws
are subject to interpretation and change, we recommend that you seek independent counsel regarding your tax situation.


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