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#11876 by preiffer
04 Apr 2006, 22:05
Full story here

A bulletin on the Lloyd's Website (http://www.lloyds.com) notes that "Virgin is proposing to launch the space flights for tourists from a site in New Mexico, and media reports have indicated that Lloyd's are among the insurers in talks about providing cover."


Hadn't considered this particular issue, either... [:0]
Ritchie further indicated that "third party liability cover may also be required to protect Virgin against claims from people living nearby the launch site in case of pollution or a crash occurring over their homes, while the many potential passengers who have registered an interest in paying $200,000 each for the space flights would require personal accident cover."


Imagine having part of the spacecraft landing on your house [:I]
#110098 by Mutley
04 Apr 2006, 22:29
Based on the current VG prices, crashing on my house is likely to the closest I'll get to it. [B)]
#110101 by Littlejohn
04 Apr 2006, 22:33
Bet the underwriters push the premiums sky high.:)




(sorry)
#110139 by BlackCat
04 Apr 2006, 23:39
Originally posted by preiffer
Imagine having part of the spacecraft landing on your house [:I]

For our Australian readers... Skylab, anyone? :)

BC
#110140 by mcmbenjamin
05 Apr 2006, 00:20
Originally posted by BlackCat
Originally posted by preiffer
Imagine having part of the spacecraft landing on your house [:I]

For our Australian readers... Skylab, anyone? :)

BC


Funny BC!
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