Insurance

geedee

Coming in January and hadn't bought insurance yetWith this ash cloud they obviously wont cover it now.When will they start covering again? Do they wait till the ash goes or eruptions stops?I have read somewhere on here it lasted 18months the last time but i have also read it only lasted a few weeks.Anyone any experience of this?

spicyayam

I know it doesn't answer your question, but this is a good list of insurance providers and their reaction to what they cover with regards to volcano ash:[url=http://www.finder.com.au/bali-ash-cloud]Bali ash cloud - Is it covered? Travel Insurance | finder.com.au[/url]

geedee

Thanks for the linkI just wait and see I suppose.Can still cancel accommodation till 26th dec

no.idea

spicyayam

Also if you haven't booked your tickets yet go with AirAsia or Garuda. Jetstar and Virgin seem to have the problems.

geedee

I can not understand your concern. It is November. You have mentioned coming here in January. Despite all the media hype in Australia, there are planes flying in and out of Bali. I flew out of Bali on Sunday (6 days ago) and back in on Wednesday. I then flew out on Thursday and back in a lot later that night.Check this web site, you will see that bull**** is being fed to people in Australia about the airport being closed.[url=http://www.flightradar24.com/]Flightradar24.com - Live flight tracker![/url][/QUOTE]Not really worried about getting inas all airlines operating except virgin and Jetstar as Ive realisedCant really figure out why they are not flying people in must be a financial thing scared to leave people the or not carrying enough fuel