AssuredPartners Aerospace
Frederick, Maryland, United States
AssuredPartners Aerospace serves aircraft owners, renters, CFIs, flying clubs, aviation businesses, airports/FBOs, and corporate or commercial operators through a specialist aviation brokerage model. Current materials show the team transitioning to the Gallagher brand after the Gallagher acquisition of AssuredPartners, while maintaining AOPA-member continuity and some AssuredPartners-branded documents and portals.
Contact
Websiteajg.com
Email[email protected]
Phone800-622-2672
Contact formajg.com
Quote requestap-aerospace.my.site.com
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LinkedInlinkedin.com
Best for
- AOPA members
- Light-aircraft owners
- Aircraft renters and non-owned coverage buyers
- CFIs and flying clubs
- Aviation businesses needing specialist broker access
- Operators who value claims advocacy and market navigation
Potential drawbacks
- Brand transition may leave customers seeing both AssuredPartners and Gallagher names in different places
- Independent review evidence is thin
- Owner-aircraft premiums and re-quote flexibility depend heavily on pilot, aircraft, carrier, and market conditions
Coverage and fit
Aircraft segments
Coverage lines
Borrower segments
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Research signals
Reputation score
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Signal strength
limited
Sources
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Public discourse is dominated by official Gallagher/AssuredPartners and AOPA materials rather than a large body of independent reviews. Independent aviation-forum and Reddit mentions generally treat AssuredPartners/AOPA as a mainstream broker option for owner and renter coverage; some users report competitive renter pricing or value from AOPA discounts, while isolated owner-aircraft posts describe high premiums or service friction when trying to re-shop coverage. BBB has a Wichita AssuredPartners Aerospace profile that is not rated because BBB says it lacks sufficient information, so it does not provide a strong reputational signal.
Positive themes
- Recognized AOPA relationship and broad general-aviation reach
- Online renter and owner quote paths are easy to find
- Renter/non-owned coverage is discussed as a standard option in pilot communities
- Official materials emphasize aviation-specific claims advocacy and underwriter access
Negative themes
- Some forum users describe high owner-aircraft premiums, especially for lower-time pilots or higher-performance aircraft
- One-off public comments mention customer-service frustration or a need to shop competing brokers
- Independent review volume specific to AssuredPartners Aerospace is thin
Forum themes
- Pilots compare AOPA/AssuredPartners with Avemco, EAA-associated options, and specialty aviation brokers.
- Forum participants often emphasize that renter-policy prices can be similar across underwriters, while owner-aircraft quotes vary widely by pilot and aircraft risk.
- Some users advise using a broker and shopping the market, but note that only one broker can usually approach a carrier for a given risk at a time.
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