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How do Enaire and Aena protect themselves against the risk of war?

Cuentan con un seguro de responsabilidad civil suscrito con Allianz Global Leer

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How do Enaire and Aena protect themselves against the risk of war?

Enaire, the Spanish air navigation service provider, has awarded its aviation liability insurance, war and terrorism insurance to Allianz Global. The contract, worth €1.19 million for 12 months, was awarded to Allianz Global as the sole bidder. The insurance covers Enaire against potential economic consequences of damages caused to third parties, including those caused by war, terrorism, strikes, and hijackings. The coverage is standard in the aviation industry and was introduced after the 9/11 attacks in 2001.

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