Which of the following are included in aircraft products coverage?

• A. Sale of fuel and oil
• B. Sale of aircraft parts and accessories
• C. Sale of new and used aircraft
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Aircraft products coverage protects the insured against liability arising from products they manufacture, distribute, or sell in the aviation market. That includes fuels and lubricants, aircraft parts and accessories, and even whole aircraft, whether new or used. Because liability flows from the product itself once it leaves the seller, all three categories fit under this coverage. For example, a defect in fuel or oil sold for use in aircraft could cause damage or injuries; a faulty part or accessory could lead to a claim; and a defective aircraft sold—new or used—could also generate liability exposure. In short, this coverage responds to third-party claims arising from defects in the insured’s products, encompassing these three product types.