Airline liability for passengers, baggage, cargo and mail is shaped by international transport conventions such as the Montreal Convention, which set minimum and reference liability limits by route. This liability class is distinct from general operator liability — it focuses on the transported person or goods rather than third-party infrastructure. Interline and codeshare arrangements add cross-liability complexity. Only policy wording defines cover; this page is advisory. Havacılık Sigortası and Zekeriya Dur support a structured pre-application review.
Advisory assessment of liability insurance needs for airlines covering passengers, baggage, cargo and mail under international transport conventions.
Passenger, baggage, cargo and mail liability sits under international transport conventions that set reference limits per route. This is a distinct class from general operator liability — it concerns the transported person or goods rather than third-party infrastructure.
Interline and codeshare cross-liability is an important additional dimension. Detailed cover headings and application requirements are listed below; Zekeriya Dur can help frame a clear assessment through Havacılık Sigortası.
These headings are not a cover guarantee; cover is determined by the policy’s specific terms.
International transport convention limits — such as those under the Montreal Convention — are an important reference point when setting policy limits for passenger, baggage, cargo and mail liability. Identifying which conventions apply on each route is recommended. — Zekeriya Dur, Havacılık Sigortası
Zekeriya Dur, (Insurer In Sky)
Zekeriya Dur’s Assessment
