Aircraft insurance for training

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I have a lot of info on renter's insurance on my website, that should answer all your questions. Start with the link above, and then use the site's local search engine and search on "insurance".
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Here's another link you might find useful:

http://avsport.org/askdr/index.html#renters_insurance
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Thanks drseti! I think that answered my question.
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