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ANTIQUE AIRCRAFT INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Antique aircraft are historically significant and often one-of-a-kind — but they also present distinct insurance challenges. From WWII B-17 bombers to J3 Cubs and pre-WWI biplanes, these airplanes can be hard to insure because of age, scarce replacement parts, unique materials, and valuation complexities. Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. gives agents access to specialized markets that understand the risks of both flying and static antique aircraft and can tailor terms accordingly. Overview of the Program From Arlington/Roe As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines broker with access to over 35 aviation insurance carriers, Arlington/Roe combines deep underwriting relationships with hands-on aviation experience. Our dedicated aviation team has more than 85 years of combined experience and has worked together for over two decades. We support agents at every experience level with market access, submission guidance, and placement strategies specific to antique aircraft risks. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We place coverage for a broad range of antique aircraft, whether they are actively flown or preserved as static displays. Ideal accounts include: Privately owned antique aircraft used for airshows, exhibitions, or recreational flying Aircraft maintained by museums, historical societies, or non-profit aviation organizations Restored vintage military aircraft operated by experienced pilots or flying groups Example scenarios you might bring to market: A private owner who flies a restored 1940s trainer to airshows and needs hull and liability limits that reflect its appraised value. A regional museum seeking static display coverage and transportation protection for a pre-1930s biplane during exhibition moves. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Markets accessed through Arlington/Roe can offer program terms tailored to antique aircraft, including: Hull and liability coverage for flying aircraft, with options for agreed or appraised valuations Static display and exhibition insurance for aircraft not placed in service Flexible valuation approaches based on professional appraisals or agreed values Consideration for unique materials, restoration methods, and limited parts availability We also support related aviation lines when needed: Aviation Workers' Compensation for flight schools, FBOs, and service centers Aviation Products Liability for parts manufacturers and distributors Airport Coverage for municipal, private, and commercial facilities Aircraft Insurance for fixed wing, rotorcraft, commercial, and non-owned aircraft Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting is done on a case-by-case basis. Key factors include aircraft age and condition, restoration history, availability of parts, pilot experience and currency, intended use (airshows, exhibition, recreational), and storage/maintenance arrangements. Minimum premiums and terms vary by carrier and by the specific exposures presented; expect underwriters to request maintenance records, pilot logs, and appraisals for higher-value or operational vintage aircraft. Territories and Availability Arlington/Roe’s Antique Aircraft Insurance program is available nationwide — all 50 states and Washington, DC. We place accounts through admitted and non-admitted markets as appropriate to the risk and coverage required. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? Arlington/Roe is a trusted partner for agents seeking specialty aviation solutions. We represent virtually every aviation market and have long-standing relationships with underwriters who know vintage aircraft. Our strengths include deep aviation expertise, responsive submission support, and flexible access to admitted and excess & surplus markets. Use Arlington/Roe when you need an underwriting partner that understands historic values, restoration risks, and the operational nuances of antique aircraft. Note: You can access Arlington/Roe’s full Aircraft Insurance offerings on CompleteMarkets by searching for keywords such as aircraft insurance, aircraft fleets, amphibious aircraft, sales demonstration aircraft, aircraft news reporting, fixed wing, and rotorcraft. Frequently Asked Questions What types of antique aircraft are eligible for coverage?We can place coverage for a wide range of aircraft, including WWII bombers, J3 Cubs, biplanes, and pre-WWI models — whether they are actively flown or displayed statically. Does the program cover both flying and non-flying antique aircraft?Yes. We offer options for operational aircraft as well as static display and exhibition coverage for museum pieces and non-flying collections. Can you help agents who are new to aviation insurance?Absolutely. Our aviation team provides submission guidance, underwriting expectations, and market access to help agents place antique aircraft accounts successfully. What states is this program available in?The program is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, DC. We place through admitted and non-admitted carriers as appropriate. Do you offer coverage through admitted or non-admitted markets?We work with both admitted and non-admitted markets and will select the best placement based on the risk profile, valuation needs, and coverage requested. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

AIR AMBULANCE INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE When time is critical and traditional ground transport isn’t fast or accessible enough, air ambulances save lives. The Air Ambulance Insurance program from Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. offers comprehensive coverage options for agents looking to place business in this specialized aviation niche. Whether your client operates fixed-wing air ambulances or rotor-wing helicopters, we provide access to robust markets and expert underwriting support to secure the protection they need. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Our program is tailored for operators of emergency medical transport aircraft—both fixed-wing and helicopters—used in life-saving missions. Ideal risks include: Air ambulance providers transporting critically ill or injured patients Charter operators with medical transport capabilities Hospital or health system-owned aviation units Emergency service contractors serving rural or inaccessible areas We welcome submissions from agents who are experienced in aviation risks and those new to the aviation space. Our aviation team will help guide you through the process. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Air ambulance operations carry complex risk exposures. Our program offers: Aircraft Liability Coverage – for bodily injury and property damage arising from aircraft use Aircraft Hull Coverage – protection for physical damage to the aircraft itself Coverage for Fixed-Wing and Rotor-Wing Aircraft Access to Over 35 Aviation Markets – ensuring competitive and tailored solutions We also offer related aviation coverages, such as: Aviation Products Liability – for manufacturers and parts suppliers General Aircraft Insurance – including antique, military, and emergency aircraft Aviation Workers’ Compensation – even when aviation is not the primary class Airport Liability – for operations involving helipads, FBOs, or control towers Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Minimum premiums vary based on aircraft type, usage, and operational details. We evaluate each submission individually and offer expert guidance throughout underwriting. Our team of career aviation brokers brings 85 years of combined experience to help you present well-positioned submissions and secure favorable terms. Territories and Availability This program is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, D.C. We work with both admitted and non-admitted markets to meet a wide range of client needs. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? As a trusted Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Arlington/Roe gives you access to virtually every aviation insurance market. Our dedicated aviation division has worked together for over two decades, supporting agents with both placement and risk management expertise. Whether you're seasoned in aviation or just starting to explore this specialty, we’re here to help you grow your book and confidently serve your clients. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this air ambulance program?Ideal accounts include operators of fixed-wing or rotor-wing aircraft used for emergency medical transport, especially those serving remote or rural areas where time is critical. Can I access this program if I’m new to aviation insurance?Yes. Arlington/Roe works with both experienced aviation agents and newcomers. Our team will support you through the underwriting and placement process. What coverages are included in the air ambulance insurance program?The program includes aircraft liability and hull coverage, and may be packaged with other aviation-related coverages depending on the client's operations. Is this program available in my state?Yes, this program is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Do you offer admitted or non-admitted markets?We represent all available markets, including both admitted and non-admitted carriers, to help meet your client’s specific needs. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

AVIATION PROPERTY INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Aviation Property Insurance provides tailored protection for both commercial and private operations with property exposures located at or near airports. This program is designed to meet the diverse needs of aviation clients by covering a broad range of assets and the unique risks that come with aviation property ownership and operations. Overview of the Program from Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. Arlington/Roe’s Aviation Property Insurance program is supported by a deep, specialized aviation team. Our brokers combine over 85 years of aviation insurance and risk-management experience and have worked together for more than 20 years. We represent 35+ aviation carriers and provide access to admitted and surplus markets — giving agents strong placement options and responsive technical underwriting for aviation property accounts. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program fits a wide range of aviation-related insureds, including: Privately owned or leased hangars Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) Commercial and municipal airport properties Helipads and control towers Maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facilities Aircraft storage and tie-down facilities You might have a client who operates a regional airport with multiple buildings and mobile equipment, or a private aircraft owner who leases hangar space and needs protection for business personal property. Both are good fits for this program. Appetite is broad but focused on established aviation operations and well-managed facilities. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Arlington/Roe’s Aviation Property Insurance can include: Coverage for airport buildings and specialized structures Personal and commercial hangars Mobile equipment and on-airport automobiles Business interruption and extra expense Inland marine for tools, parts, and specialized aviation equipment Business personal property and personal property of others Agents can also place related aviation coverages through our teams, such as: Aircraft (fixed-wing and rotorcraft — commercial, corporate, personal, non-owned) Aviation products liability (including parts distributors and refueling operations) Aviation workers’ compensation Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting emphasizes quality risks with established aviation operations, documented maintenance programs, and appropriate security controls. We can write entire accounts even when the aviation class code is not the primary exposure. Minimum premiums vary by risk size, location, and coverage needs; underwriters will evaluate exposures and provide competitive options across the markets we represent. Territories and Availability This program is available nationwide — all 50 states and Washington, D.C. — through admitted and excess & surplus markets. Whether the risk is a small rural airstrip or a busy metropolitan FBO, Arlington/Roe can help you find suitable capacity. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? As an MGA and Excess & Surplus Lines broker focused on aviation, Arlington/Roe offers deep technical expertise, broad market access, and hands-on underwriting support. Our team provides timely responses, practical risk recommendations, and placement options across more than 35 aviation-focused carriers. We support both experienced aviation agents and those new to the class, helping you structure coverages and submit complete files for faster decisions. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Private hangar owners, FBOs, maintenance facilities, airport authorities, and aviation service providers with property at or near airports are all strong candidates. Can this program cover both buildings and mobile equipment?Yes. Coverage can include airport buildings, hangars, mobile equipment, automobiles, business personal property, and related inland marine exposures. Is this program available in all states?Yes. Arlington/Roe offers this Aviation Property program nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, D.C., using admitted and surplus markets as appropriate. Do agents need prior aviation experience to work with Arlington/Roe?No. While we welcome aviation-specialist brokers, we also provide guidance and underwriting support to agents who are new to aviation placements. What is the minimum premium for this coverage?Minimum premiums vary based on the risk profile, location, and coverage requested. Submit a completed account package so underwriters can provide an accurate quote. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.