Aviation
50 years in flight. Leading the future of aviation insurance
Informed by the past. Focused on the future.
Since TMK began underwriting aviation insurance in 1976, we’ve grown to become the largest insurer of aviation risks at Lloyd’s by Gross Written Premium.
Together with our clients, we’ve shown resilience and adapted as aviation has faced crises and evolved to become more safe, accessible and technologically advanced.
Succeeding in aviation insurance for 50 years has demanded the excellence of our claims service and the deep expertise of our specialist team of underwriters.
Now we’re ready to lead towards tomorrow. Our future-focused team are strong on emerging risks, data and technology and work closely with major clients to provide bespoke coverages.
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CONNECT WITH OUR AVIATION INSURANCE EXPERTS
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
PEOPLE FINDER
LATEST INSIGHTS
A Decade of Kindness
By Tobin Ryan, Head of Claims
16 June 2026
When we speak to our brokers, it quickly emerges that there is one common and fundamental truth: when challenges arise, brokers want the confidence that their clients will be supported with clarity, speed, professionalism and commerciality. Consequently, a great claims experience strengthens relationships, reduces uncertainty, and helps brokers protect their clients’ resilience.
Asia’s Risk Tipping Point
By Pavlos Spyropoulos , Regional Managing Director Asia Pacific
10 June 2026
When TMK set up at Lloyd’s Asia in Singapore two decades ago, Asia’s most valuable risks were easy to identify. They sat in ports, factories and offshore platforms, embedded in the physical infrastructure that powered regional growth and the insurance market had well-established frameworks to price them. Today, many of the region’s largest exposures are just as real, but far less tangible.
Why a soft market is the time to innovate
By Rob Jarvis, Head of Innovation
14 May 2026
When the market softens, an underwriter’s instinct is often to play it safe, protect existing customers, and park anything new until conditions improve. As margins compress and competition intensifies, that reaction is understandable. Innovation starts to feel like a luxury, and it’s often the first thing to be quietly put on ice in favour of small changes dressed up as differentiation.