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travel insurance?

metrovelvet · 2010-06-27 22:41:07

Im flying out of Dublin on RA. But I want to book a flight to Dublin on Aer Arran to catch the RA flight. If I purchase the insurance through aer arran [axa] does the coverage extend to my travels through RA? ALso these are one way flights. Thanks.

27-06-2010 10:41pm

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Im flying out of Dublin on RA. But I want to book a flight to Dublin on Aer Arran to catch the RA flight.

If I purchase the insurance through aer arran [axa] does the coverage extend to my travels through RA?

ALso these are one way flights.

Thanks.

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#2 28-06-2010 6:24am

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metrovelvet wrote: »

If I purchase the insurance through aer arran [axa] does the coverage extend to my travels through RA?

Unlikely. I'm sure that the insurance quote you get is based on flight travel times and country of origin/arrival. Buying flight insurance from an airline company is unlikely to carry on to another but as ever with insurance, you'll really have to check this yourself on the AA site (It has to be mentioned somewhere I guess).

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