Aviation market braces for ‘potentially huge losses’ as Russian aircraft seizures bite

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The aviation insurance market ’is burying its head in the sand’ when it comes to tackling the fallout from the Russia-Ukraine conflict

News editor Yiannis Kotoulas explores what risks are hitting the aviation market following the commencement of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and why there appears to be market-wide confusion over which policies are covering these risks.

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