Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-29 | Page 3 | Survey Shows Aviation Has Few Dangers

II SUi ey Shows Aviation Has HasS S Fe Dangers Danges Insurance Firm Liberalizes Flying Prohibitions With No Additional Cost to Policyholders HARTFORD Conn Nov 29 AP Hazards of ot regularly established and licensed commercial aviation are aie little greater than those which beset pedestrians or tile the occupants of automobiles surveys made by the Travelers Insurance company have demonstrated Basing its action on these surveys the company an announced announced announced an- an today toda its decision to liberalize liberalize liberalize lib lib- lib lib- the flying prohibition upon I holders of ot all but a few of ot the resi re- re si class accident policies Effective December 1 the basic Insurance will be P paid ld without ad addItional additional ad- ad premium tests on approximately approximately approximately 80 per cent of ot the company's company s accident policies for tor any loss Joss caused by any hazard of aviation while the Insured I Is riding as a passenger ina ina in ina a licensed airplane or dirigible operated operated operated oper oper- by a licensed pilot upon a regular regular regu regu- lar passenger route between definitely definitely established airports The actuarial surveys Vice PresIdent President President dent B B. A A. A Page said were instituted primarily because of ot Inquiries from policyholders holders who intend to visit Europe and travel there on the regularly established hed lines I