Drone Insurance FAQs
Have questions about drone insurance? We’ve gathered the most common queries from pilots across New Zealand. From getting a quote to understanding what’s covered, here’s everything you need to know about UAV Insure policies in one place.
You can obtain a quote by completing our online quotation form. Once submitted, one of our
New Zealand-based agents will review your request and provide you with a personalised quote.
After receiving your quote, you can finalise your coverage by confirming it with your designated agent in New Zealand. Once confirmed, they will activate your policy.
We provide insurance for both recreational and commercial drone operators in New Zealand.
As soon as you’ve registered, your coverage can begin immediately. Our quotes remain valid for 30 days, allowing you to choose a start date within that timeframe.
Absolutely. Whether you need to add or remove a drone, adjust equipment coverage, modify liability limits, or make any other changes, simply contact us, and we’ll update your policy accordingly. New documents will be issued once the changes are made.
Yes, you can insure multiple drones under a single policy. Just provide us with the details, and we’ll include them in your coverage.
Yes, you can. Contact support@uavinsure.co.nz and provide us with the details of your new drone, and we’ll update your policy to include it.
Yes, there is no limit to the number of drone pilots covered under one policy. The insurance is linked to your business, so you can add as many pilots and drones as needed.
Your policy will remain active until its expiration date, regardless of any claims made. If your claim involves replacing equipment, you must update your policy with the new equipment details to ensure continued coverage. You can do this through your online account or by emailing us at support@uavinsure.co.nz
No, you have the option to insure liability coverage only. If needed, you can add equipment coverage at a later time.
Yes, our insurance includes coverage for your drone while it is airborne.
Yes, if they are qualified, working under your business, and listed in your Operations Manual, they can operate your drone under your policy.
Yes, night flights are covered, provided they comply with CAA regulations.
Yes, we provide coverage for these operations as long as all applicable aviation regulations are followed.
No, as long as you comply with local and national aviation regulations, there are no additional restrictions.
No, there are no restrictions on the number of hours you can operate your drone.
Yes, our policies provide coverage in Australia and the Pacific Islands. Please ensure that you comply with aviation regulations in the country where you plan to operate.
Yes, your drone and related equipment are covered whether they are in transit, in storage, or in use.
Yes, your policy includes coverage for flyaways and disappearances.
Yes, we work with various training and certification providers and offer tailored policies that cover all relevant activities.
Yes, training and practice flights are covered under our standard policies.
Yes, you can insure a drone that you don’t own by listing it as "hired-in" equipment. A hire agreement between you and the owner is required.
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Get in touch with us and we’ll be happy to guide you through your drone insurance options.