Jun 9, 2021 · I am a Part 107 holder, but at this time, for many reasons I fly recreationally 90+% of the time and stick to the recreationally rules when doing so. The way I see it, as I have State Farm insurance too, I acknowledge that they only cover recreational flight. So were I to have a crash flying recreationally I would have no issue filing a claim.

Nov 21, 2022 · Filed a State farm claim. They said send it in to DJI for evaluation. Got my label and shipped out the drone. Waited patiently for 3 weeks for DJI to respond with an email updating me on the repair status. Check shipping on package and it was in Texas. nothing's changed. Darn. They lost my...

May 11, 2022 · Pretty sure State Farm is the only one providing insurance under their “personal articles” policy. I have ~$15K of coverage on all my drones and accessories for $20/month, non-commercial use only.

Nov 4, 2019 · I would contact State Farm and see if they don't offer a policy just for your drone. Its called a Personal Article Policy and could cover just about anything. In this case, your drone. They do here in Savannah, and it covers anything.

Dec 15, 2019 · In the US I believe State Farm cover is the most common outside DJI Care Refresh, and it is usually the minimum charge of US$60 in most states there. (US$2.75/$100 cover, min $30 or $60 depending on state of residence.)

Jul 20, 2021 · The DJI is fine, but as cheap as State Farm typically is; no reason to spend more for insurance than you have to and DJI is usually more. I never used my "Refresh" I had on my Air2 - but had it before finding State Farm and a few others had drone insurance. Sadly, my carrier - USAA - does not offer it and won't cover under homeowners / etc.

Nov 18, 2019 · I spoke with State Farm agent about that before. This is only a concern, if you have your house and drone insured under the same policy. For me, my house is insured with another insurance company, while my drone is with State Farm. A drone crash doesn't affect my home insurance at all.

Dec 12, 2017 · I emailed my local Virginia State farm agent last week, here is his reply~ heck he referred me to another local insurance company. Mr. ***my name***, I have researched your request and State Farm is very limited on what we can do with High End Photography equipment and Drones. It depends on the capacity in which they are used and how often.

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Aug 11, 2019 · FYI, State Farm told me they wouldn’t insure drones used “ever” for commercial purposes. If you’re a 107 pilot and the drone is registered for that use, State Farm won’t cover any loss, even when using it recreationally.