Question 2031 of 287 · Texas Life, Accident and Health Agent Exam
An aviation exclusion in a life policy generally applies to
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Correct answer to question 2031
- C: death while operating or serving as crew on an aircraft, but not as a fare-paying passenger on a commercial flight
Explanation
Insurers exclude or surcharge hazardous aviation activity such as military or private piloting. Passengers on regularly scheduled airlines are normally covered.
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