U.S. Aviation Underwriters, Inc.
Derek Steinle has extensive work experience in the aviation industry. Derek currently holds the position of Vice President in the Airline Underwriting Division at U.S. Aviation Underwriters, Inc. Prior to their current role, Derek worked at AIG, where they held various positions including Assistant Manager, Senior Underwriter, and Underwriter in the Aerospace Underwriting department. Before transitioning to underwriting, Derek began their career as a Pilot - First Officer at US Airways.
Derek Steinle holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Aviation Management from the Florida Institute of Technology. No specific information is provided regarding the start or end year of their education at this institution.
U.S. Aviation Underwriters, Inc.
United States Aircraft Insurance Group (USAIG) provides a full spectrum of coverage options for owners, operators, manufacturers and maintainers of corporate, private and commercial aircraft. This U.S.-based insurance pool was founded in 1928 by World War I pilots and businessmen David Beebe and Reed Chambers. It has been a member of NBAA since 1953. In its efforts to remain the world’s leading aviation underwriting company, USAIG constantly innovates to deliver unique aviation insurance products and services. That includes introducing the industry’s first science-based, risk-reducing fatigue-management solution. USAIG is managed by the United States Aviation Underwriters, Inc. (USAU), which is responsible for selecting business submitted by licensed producers, underwriting, binding coverages, issuing policies, arranging and collecting reinsurance, collecting premiums and settling claims on the pool’s behalf. It is headquartered in the New York City financial district and maintains the industry’s largest network of underwriting and field claims offices. USAU’s wholly owned subsidiary, Toronto-based Canadian Aviation Insurance Managers (CAIM) manages the Canadian Aircraft Insurance Group (CAIG) insurance pool. USAIG is a subsidiary of General Re Corporation, a Berkshire Hathaway company.www.usaig.com