I think the insurance company probably paid back about 80-90 percent, she explained.
Premium insurance policies like Mann s are more expensive but allowed her to cancel for any reason and gave her the most flexibility. It s really important that consumers read the policy carefully so they understand exactly what is and isn t covered, said Margot Gilman, Consumer Reports Business Editor.
Like when the policy offers a waiver for pre-existing medical conditions, provides health care coverage or covers medical evacuations for more adventurous trips.
Do your research. Travel agents may have preferred relationships with only a couple of insurance providers.
Instead use comparison websites like insuremytrip.com and squaremouth.com, each sells more than a hundred policies from a variety of companies.
Airline reports no injuries after plane damaged on runway in Alaska Peninsula community Published 2 hours ago
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Print article A passenger plane was damaged after it struck a chunk of ice and frozen gravel after landing Friday morning in Chignik Lagoon, an official for the airline said. The Lake Clark Air Beechcraft 99 airliner left Merrill Field Airport and landed in Chignik Lagoon just after 10 a.m., said Glen Alsworth Jr., chief pilot for the company. “There was a chunk of ice and frozen gravel in the middle of the runway that wasn’t visible to the pilot until he was right on top of it,” Alsworth said.
Oh, hail.
Wind damage is the most common output of severe thunderstorms in our region, and tornadoes garner the most publicity. But there is no more helpless feeling than hearing hail pinging off metal or shingles outside and knowing there isnât much you can do about it.
Last Friday, hail up to quarter-sized poured in such copious amounts in parts of Floyd County that it piled up like snowfall, even drifting more than a foot deep in a few spots.
Similarly, Carroll County was pounded by large, jagged hailstones on March 27, causing damage to some automobiles in the Hillsville area.
It s total NIMBYism : Feud erupts over the future of Golden Gate Park s Ferris wheel
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Ticket holders line up for a ride on the SkyStar Observation Wheel on the opening day to the public at the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse in San Francisco, California on October 21, 2020.Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE
It took a fleet of 14 loaded trailers from Cincinnati and two years to build.
Then the pandemic came, and the 150-foot Ferris wheel sat still in the middle of Golden Gate Park for six months.
At a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Mayor London Breed, the wheel finally started spinning in October, albeit for only five weeks before the second COVID-19 surge again stopped it in its tracks.
PTI | New Delhi | Updated: 12-01-2021 18:58 IST | Created: 12-01-2021 18:58 IST
The country s largest two-wheeler maker Hero MotoCorp on Tuesday said it has reinforced its presence in Central America by appointing new distributor partners in Nicaragua and Honduras, with aggressive expansion plans for both countries.
The company has lined up a slew of new launches, including its range of premium motorcycles, in both countries and will also expand its network with extensive customer touch-points and flagship stores in key markets, Hero MotoCorp said in a statement.
The two-wheeler major has appointed Grupo Casa Pellas – one of the biggest economic groups and the leading motorcycles, cars and trucks company in Nicaragua with 107 years of experience – as its exclusive distributor.