WTW Aviation & Space
London, United Kingdom
WTW Aviation & Space is a large aviation-specialty broking and risk advisory practice within WTW/Willis, with official pages covering airlines, general aviation, airports, leasing, aerospace, space and safety advisory. It publishes named aviation contacts, including an official business email for John Rooley, CEO of Global Aviation & Space, and offers a downloadable quick-quote questionnaire for general aviation.
Contact
Websitewtwco.com
Email[email protected]
Phone+44 203 124 6000
Contact formwtwco.com
Quote requestedge.sitecorecloud.io
Applicationedge.sitecorecloud.io
LinkedInlinkedin.com
Best for
- Airlines and cargo operators
- Airports and airport service providers
- Aircraft lessors and financiers
- Corporate and general aviation fleets
- Aerospace, MRO and space-sector risks
- Operators needing claims advocacy or aviation safety advisory
Potential drawbacks
- Limited independent aviation-specific review depth
- No public aviation-specific fee schedule found
- Quick quote is a spreadsheet intake, not instant online binding
- Published primary email is a named executive contact rather than a generic aviation inbox
Coverage and fit
Aircraft segments
Coverage lines
Borrower segments
Not listed.
Usage segments
Research signals
Reputation score
Not scored
Signal strength
low
Sources
16
Independent aviation-specific customer-review evidence is thin. Public discourse more often treats WTW/Willis as a large incumbent aviation broker and market-commentary source than as a reviewed consumer-facing agency. The clearest independent signals are older forum mentions, public procurement records, and trade coverage; they do not provide enough current customer-review depth for a scored reputation.
Positive themes
- Large global aviation market presence
- Recognized source of aviation insurance market commentary
- Public procurement records historically describe Willis aviation-liability placement work as producing favorable pricing outcomes
- Official and trade coverage highlight expanded light and recreational general aviation capability in 2026
Negative themes
- Very limited independent aviation-specific customer reviews found
- Broad WTW review-platform feedback exists but is dominated by pension and benefits-administration experiences, not aviation insurance
- 2017 trade reports described FCA/European Commission aviation broking investigations involving Willis Towers Watson and other large brokers; reviewed sources state the opening of proceedings was not a finding of infringement
Forum themes
- An older PPRuNe helicopter-insurance thread mentioned Willis as a UK general aviation insurance option, but the thread did not provide detailed service-quality feedback.
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