Originally Posted by
ESQ702
Sounds interesting. What’s the pay and schedule like on average?
Sorry for the late response. Entry level pay would probably be in the $70k range(highly dependent on location) and you can leverage your flying experience. If you hustle the sky is the limit no pun intended, but you can get to mid 100k to 150k in a few years depending on motivation. Schedule is 9-5, mainly office job. Suits for work events. Some travel with brokers to visit accounts to assess the risk(business) you may want to insure so relationships with the brokers are critical. Can be a corporate fleet to crop dusters to airlines. Obviously there are a lot of sectors in aviation. It's a very specialized sector of insurance in turn, so knowledge of aviation operations is key. And, at least for now, we're still going strong during COVID. I'm on the claims side, aka pay money when airplanes get bent.
PM for more info. Good luck!