Aviation
The leading insurer of aviation risks at Lloyd’s
TMK has been underwriting Aviation insurance since 1976 and is the largest insurer of Aviation risks at Lloyd’s by Gross Written Premium (GWP).
We have a specialist team of underwriters based in London and Singapore who have over 250 years of experience between them.
We provide insurance and reinsurance for airlines, aircraft leasing and finance organisations, general aviation operations, aircraft and aircraft part manufacturers as well as public and products liability for the aerospace sector.
Our underwriting team is supported by our leading Claims service, recognised as ‘Outstanding’ for seven consecutive years by leading independent benchmarking research firm Gracechurch.
In the section you will find information for our General Aviation, Airlines, Aerospace Liability and War insurance products.
GET IN TOUCH
David Slevin
Departmental Head of Aviation
London
Graham Oddie
Deputy Departmental Head & Divisional Head of General Aviation and Aerospace
London
Will Green
Divisional Head of Airline, Contingent & War
Aviation
London
Stephen Kite
Departmental Underwriting Specialist
Aviation
London
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