Liability insurance provides financial protection to a drone operator in case they are held responsible for causing damage or injury to someone else’s property or person. Hull coverage, on the other hand, covers physical damage to the drone itself. In case of a crash, the hull coverage would cover the cost of repairs or replacement of the drone. It’s important for drone owners to consider both types of coverage when purchasing drone insurance.
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The Dark Side of the Drone Industry
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