Airports
Insurance Firm Off the Hook Paying for Airport Defense
Because of alleged illegal actions, the insurance company claimed it was not liable for damages or payment to defend the airport.

National Union Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh has been relieved of paying to defend the town of Norwood, Massachusetts, and the Norwood Airport Commission (NAC) from a lawsuit by Boston Executive Helicopters (BEH) over a second FBO at Norwood Memorial Airport. In its own suit against Norwood and NAC, National Union claimed that their actions taken against BEH were illegal and retaliatory. Thus, the insurance company claimed it is not liable for damages or payment to defend the airport in past or future costs.


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