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Catlin Lead Insurer For Fatal Pakistan Crash
Bermuda-based Catlin Group Ltd. is the lead insurer of the Airblue jet that crashed last Wednesday in Pakistan, killing all 152 people aboard. A spokesman for the company confirmed that the insurer is the lead underwriter, but he would not say what percentage of the risk that the insurer covers. It is reported that the insurance is expected to compensate... Read more of this article
Final Report On Bermuda Registered Plane Crash
A final report released a few days ago following an investigation into the crash of a Bermuda registered Cessna Citation 500 in March 2008 stated the lack of black box recording equipment reduced understanding of the cause of the crash, but that four factors contributed. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) said the private Cessna jet being... Read more of this article
Why Is the UK Upset Over Russian Aircraft?
As most locals following the news are aware, the Premier has flown to Russia to meet with airline officials prior to making a response to the UK Government’s complaint over the Russian aircraft on the Bermuda Aircraft Registry. Over the past years Russian airliners have had less than solid reputations for safety, with the New York Times reporting... Read more of this article
Bermudian Killed During US Marine Training
A Bermudian born highly decorated war vet was killed in an American military flight accident. Captain Jason Paynter was 38 years old. Capt. Paynter and his family moved from Bermuda to the United States in 1982 when he was around 10 years old. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1989, and in 1997 was selected for the Marine Enlisted Commissioning... Read more of this article
History: Bermuda’s Greatest Aviation Disaster
Take a look back in history at the single greatest aviation disaster to strike Bermuda, which occurred 58 years ago. On December 6th 1952, 37 people lost their lives when an airplane crashed directly after taking off from Bermuda. The flight, operated by Havana Airlines [a subsidary of Pan Am] was refueling during a stopover en route from Madrid, Spain... Read more of this article
