The coverage for damage to an aircraft under the care, custody and control of the insured while the plane is in storage is:

• A. Hangerkeepers Liability
• B. Extra Expense Endorsement
• C. Admitted Aircraft Liability
• D. Storage Endorsement

Answer: (A)

The key idea is bailee liability for property in the insured’s care, custody, and control. Hangerkeepers liability specifically covers physical damage to aircraft while they are stored in a hangar or storage facility owned or operated by the insured. It protects the aircraft owner against losses caused by the storage facility’s negligence or risks encountered while the plane is in storage, such as fire, theft, or other perils that can damage the aircraft.

This is the best fit because the scenario describes damage to an aircraft that is under the insured’s care, custody, and control during storage. The other options don’t address damage to stored aircraft: an extra expense endorsement covers additional costs after a loss, admitted aircraft liability covers liability for bodily injury or property damage from aircraft operations, and a storage endorsement is not the standard term for this specific storage-related damage coverage.