What type of insurance specifically covers environmental damage from aviation operations?

Pollution Liability Insurance is specifically designed to address environmental damages and liabilities that arise from operations, including those associated with aviation. In the context of aviation operations, this type of insurance covers claims related to pollution, such as accidental discharges of hazardous substances or materials into the environment, which can occur at airports or during flight operations.

This coverage is particularly relevant for aviation businesses due to the potential for fuel spills, chemical leaks, or other incidents that can lead to contamination of soil, groundwater, or air. Pollution Liability Insurance provides financial protection against the costs associated with cleanup, third-party bodily injury, or property damage claims resulting from such pollution events.

Admitted Aircraft Liability typically covers injuries and damages related to the operation of aircraft but does not specifically focus on environmental risks. Environmental Liability Insurance is a broader term that may encompass various types of environmental risks but does not exclusively address the aviation sector as pointedly as Pollution Liability Insurance does. General Aviation Liability, while covering liability arising from general aviation activities, also does not specifically target environmental damage caused by pollution. Thus, Pollution Liability Insurance remains the most accurate choice for addressing environmental damage stemming from aviation operations.