Aircraft Insurance 2014:
Premiums haven’t reached bottom yet, according to some insurers.
New companies are betting that a business model built on sharing will prove its value in the aviation  market, as it has for cars and hotels.
New companies are betting that a business model built on sharing will prove its value in the aviation market, as it has for cars and hotels.

As the softness of the aviation insurance market continues to drive premiums down, aviation insurance underwriters, brokers and agents are struggling to make money. In fact, when asked how much lower premiums could fall before they hit bottom, Aviation Insurance Association (AIA) president Franklin Bass told AIN, “I thought we were there last year.”