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Aviation Insurance Association(AIA)

Address: 14 W 3rd St., Ste. 200 Kansas City, MO 64105 USA
Contact Name: Bannwarth, Mandy
Phone: (816) 221-8488
Fax: (816) 472-7765
Email: mandie@aiaweb.org
URL: http://www.aiaweb.org

Founded: 1976
Members: 900
Membership dues: corporate, $150 annual; individual, $95 annual; student, $45 annual.
Staff: 2
Budget: $500,000

Description: Individuals engaged in providing aviation insurance; related professionals including attorneys and risk managers. Promotes high standards of ethics and practice in the provision of aviation insurance. Conducts educational programs

Awards: AWARDS: Annual College Scholarship. FREQUENCY: annual. TYPE: monetary. RECIPIENT: for aviation studies. * Pinnacle Award. FREQUENCY: annual. TYPE: recognition. RECIPIENT: for an individual who exemplifies the standards and goals of the AIA.

Publications: The Binder, quarterly. Newsletter. * Conference Proceedings, annual. * Membership Directory, annual.

Conventions / Meetings: annual Educational Conference (exhibits) - always May.

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