Terminology: Conversion

[yaymeq]

In aircraft insurance there is a conversion exclusion. So what is a conversion in this context?

 

[jhuang]

Conversion of an aircraft from it's original manufacturer? I took a stab, I have no experience with aircraft insurance.

 

[yaymeq]

what about residence employee. Does a private music instructor who goes to your home to give private lessons count as a residence employee?

 

[Guest]

what about residence employee. Does a private music instructor who goes to your home to give private lessons count as a residence employee?

If you dont know what RESIDENCE EMPLOYEE means, you need to retake the insurance test
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if i get a massage and leave with a happy ending, did i still get a massage?

 

[b61mack]

i would call specialtyaviationunderwriters.com for any aviation questions, they just happen to have an ad in rough notes and it caught my eye. just another niche market

 

[yaymeq]

If you dont know what RESIDENCE EMPLOYEE means, you need to retake the insurance test

Well, actually I haven't taken the test yet, and I'm looking for a little support. That's why I posted the question. I thought that of all places to ask such a question, this would be it. I'm sorry if I led you to believe I was already an agent. I read the forum rules and it didn't say anything against a pre-licensee asking questions. So in order to avoid confusion allow me to introduce myself:
I'm yaymeq, a young pre-licensee, who is looking for a nice community to grow in. Please be kind to me. *Sweet smile*
In a few years, I hope to be giving advice and making good contributions here as well!