UW Submission Dashboard Aviation Hull, Spares & Equipment, Liability, Excess Liability & Personal Accident — Reinsurance
UMR B0746GA2510282000 / GA2510282 Insured Nesma Airlines Reinsured Arab Misr Insurance Group (gig) SAE Underwriter Noel Holloway, Chief Underwriter — Aviation (ADNTC / Abu Dhabi National Takaful) Generated 2026-07-21
Nesma Airlines — B0746GA2510282000 (GA2510282) P01
REFER
Subject to fleet-age, safety-audit and loss-history data pre-bind
45 / 100 composite appetite score
Appetite
  REFER — composite score 45/100, driven by data gaps
Route Exposure
  Russia routes ~4.5% of ops; line subjectivity pending
Loss History
  Not provided with this submission
Data Quality
  Fleet age, safety audit, financials and loss record outstanding
Aggregate Hull Value
USD 199,927,349
Pro-rata at inception — fleet schedule
Hull Limit — Any One Aircraft
USD 60,000,000
Maximum Agreed Value per slip
ADNTC Line
4.00% of order
Written Line of Whole (Percentage of Whole)
Indicated Premium (ADNTC)
USD 34,324.32
4% of 100% Est. Earned Premium USD 1,072,635
Market Context
Renewal — 20% rate reduction vs 2024/25
Lead terms comparison, LRA Lead Terms workbook
Quote Slip B0746GA2510282000 · Risk Summary Sheet — Data Entry Form · Premium Panel (ADNTC) · Panel 11 appetite output Confidence 55
The Insured P02
IndustryScheduled & charter airline (72% scheduled / 28% charter)
DomicileEgypt (5 El Madina El Monawara St, El-Nozha El Gadida, Cairo)
New / RenewalRenewal
Fleet Count10 aircraft (7 x A320-200 in force, 3 x A321-200 attaching by expiry)
ListingNot provided
FY RevenueNot provided
Net IncomeNot provided
Total AssetsNot provided
EmployeesNot provided
AuditorNot provided
Sanctions Screen  NOT_RUN

Nesma Airlines is domiciled in Egypt and operates a mixed scheduled/charter model (72% scheduled, 28% charter per underwriting comments). No corporate financial statements, ownership structure, or headcount data were provided with this submission; the reinsured of record is Arab Misr Insurance Group (gig) SAE, Cairo.

Quote Slip — Risk Details (Insured/Reinsured) · Risk Summary Sheet — UW Comments · MISSING: insured financial data — not provided Confidence 35
The Slip P03
Period9 July 2025 to 8 July 2026 (12 months)
Coverage BasisHull & Spares/Equipment All Risks, Aviation Liability, Excess Liability, Personal Accident (reinsurance of original insurance)
ValuationAgreed Value basis — Max Agreed Value USD 60,000,000 each aircraft; Max TLO USD 2,000,000
Hull Limit — Any One AircraftUSD 60,000,000
Hull War AggregateNot stated in slip
DeductibleA320/A321: USD 750,000 each loss; Spares & Equipment: USD 10,000 each claim
Geographical LimitsWorldwide excluding Ukraine, Belarus, Syria and Yemen (ICAO air-corridor overflight carve-back)
JurisdictionEgypt
Premium (100%)USD 1,072,635 est. full term; 80% deposit USD 858,108

The all-risks section carries a Total Loss Only sub-limit of USD 2,000,000 per aircraft in addition to Agreed Value, Buyer Furnished Equipment to USD 5,000,000 per aircraft/annual aggregate, and Passenger Entertainment/Personal Video Systems to USD 1,000,000 per system. Spares and Equipment are limited to USD 20,000,000 each occurrence (USD 1,000 deductible for flight spares kits, USD 100 for engineers'/mechanics' tools), and a bursary of up to USD 35,000 (amended down from USD 50,000) is available toward safety, security or risk-management initiatives. Minor operational sub-limits — passenger baggage/personal effects (USD 1,250 each claim), cargo (USD 10,000 each occurrence) and wheelchairs/mobility scooters (nil deductible) — apply within the Aviation Liability section.

Key Clauses
CBRN & Contamination Excluded AVN 38B
Nuclear Risks Exclusion Clause AVN 38B attached; Asbestos Exclusion Clause 2488AGM00003 also attached.
War & Strikes Limited AVN 48B + AVN 52E
War, Hi-Jacking and Other Perils Exclusion Clause AVN 48B applies to Hull All Risks (no separate Hull War write-back stated in the slip). Extended Coverage Endorsement (Aviation Liabilities) AVN 52E (Amended) sub-limits war-related liability exposure to USD 350,000,000 within the Combined Single Limit. Geographical Limits exclude Ukraine, Belarus, Syria and Yemen worldwide.
Cyber Included AVN 139
Software Affirmation Clause AVN 139 (09.02.2021) attached; not applicable to Excess Non-Aviation coverage.
Sanctions Included AVN 111(R) / AVN 111
Sanctions and Embargo Clause AVN 111(R) applies to the reinsurance; AVN 111 applies to the original conditions. Broker correspondence additionally required a line-level RUB Exclusion Clause and Russia-flight subjectivities from at least one following reinsurer — see Panel 04.
Quote Slip B0746GA2510282000 (22pp) — Risk Details, Conditions, Attachments & Endorsements · Premium Schedule Panel (ADNTC) Confidence 90
Broker Narrative P04

The renewal fleet comprises 7 x A320-200 in force with 3 x A321-200 attaching by expiry (72% scheduled / 28% charter operation). Terms reflect a 20% rate reduction against expiring 2024/25 rates. The lead's total deductions (brokerage, SMB and tax) were originally quoted at 31.3%, which the following market regarded as excessive; ADNTC counter-offered a 4% line at a 15% differential to lead gross terms, subject to total deductions not exceeding 25% in all — which was ultimately agreed (18.7% brokerage + 6.3% tax = 25.0%).

Positive Signal MEDIUM
20% rate reduction agreed against expiring 2024/25 terms per the LRA Lead Terms comparison workbook.
Red Flag HIGH
Flights to/from Russia represent approximately 4.5% of overall operations. The following market required line subjectivities: confirmation of no internal Russian flights, no aircraft owned/operated/managed by a Russia-connected party, no sanctioned goods/individuals/military personnel on board, and a RUB Exclusion Clause for the Ukraine/Belarus/Russia specified area.
Negotiating Lever MEDIUM
Total deductions were initially quoted at 31.3% (rejected as too high); ADNTC negotiated a 4% line at a 15% differential to lead gross terms with total deductions capped at 25% in all.
Disclosure LOW
Participation is warranted subject to 'no losses or deterioration in historical claims' prior to Firm Order — no independent loss record was supplied to verify this warranty.
Email chain — Noel Holloway / Harry Whyte, 2–15 July 2025 · Risk Summary Sheet — UW Comments (cell B37) Confidence 60
Fleet & Aircraft Profile P05
Operator & Regulatory Oversight
Egypt-domiciled operator; aircraft carry Egyptian ('SU-') registration marks per the fleet schedule. Reinsured is Arab Misr Insurance Group (gig) SAE, Cairo.
No AOC issuing authority, ICAO USOAP tier, FAA IASA category or EU Air Safety List position was provided with this submission. Registration marks confirm Egyptian registry but oversight-quality evidence is not documented.
Aircraft Type & Age
7 x A320-200 in force from inception plus 3 x A321-200 attaching mid-term (Dec 2025 / Mar 2026 / Apr 2026). Year-built / manufacture date is not stated in the schedule — only registration, MSN and seat count are provided.
A320-200 83.4%
A321-200 16.6%
Both types are mainstream in-production Airbus narrowbody aircraft. Fleet average age cannot be assessed — year-built data was not supplied in the schedule.
Safety & Maintenance
Not provided with this submission.
No IOSA (or equivalent) registration status, MRO/CAMO arrangement, SMS/FOQA maturity, crew-minima policy, or accident/incident record was supplied. Cannot be assessed from source data.
Route & War Exposure
Scheduled and charter network (72% scheduled / 28% charter per UW comments). Flights to/from Russia represent approximately 4.5% of overall flight operations.
Geographical Limits in the slip exclude Ukraine, Belarus, Syria and Yemen worldwide (with an ICAO-corridor overflight carve-back). Continued Russia routing at 4.5% of operations is subject to a RUB Exclusion Clause and sanctions-related line subjectivities required by at least one following reinsurer.
Copy_of_2025_Schedule_As_If — 2025 Schedule tab · Risk Summary Sheet — UW Comments · Quote Slip — Situation / Geographical Limits · MISSING: year-built, AOC/oversight tier, IOSA/safety data — not provided Confidence 45
Hull Value Composition P06
Aggregate Hull Value
USD 199,927,349
CategoryValue% of AHV
Hull All Risks
Aggregate Hull Value — 10 aircraft, pro-rata at inception
USD 199,927,349 100.0%
Hull War
Not stated in slip
N/A —
Spares
Spares & Equipment — maximum per occurrence (not an aggregate insured value)
USD 20,000,000 —
Deductible Cover
Not stated in slip
N/A —
Liability
Aviation Liability Combined Single Limit (CSL)
USD 750,000,000 —
Max Ground Aggregate
Not stated in slip
N/A —
Max Single Hull
Largest single aircraft agreed value (SU-NMZ)
USD 30,050,000 —

Aggregate hull value across the 7 in-force A320-200 and 3 attaching A321-200 aircraft totals USD 199,927,349 (pro-rata at inception), against a slip Maximum Agreed Value cap of USD 60,000,000 per aircraft. The largest single aircraft agreed value is USD 30,050,000 (SU-NMZ), well inside the per-aircraft cap. No Maximum Ground Aggregate or separate Hull War value breakdown was provided with this submission.

Copy_of_2025_Schedule_As_If — 2025 Schedule tab · Quote Slip — Sum Reinsured · MISSING: MGA / ground-accumulation values — not provided Confidence 55
Route Network & Ground Footprint P07
Fleet Summary
10 aircraft

Scheduled and charter operations — 72% scheduled / 28% charter (per UW comments). Flights to/from Russia represent approximately 4.5% of overall operations. No specific route list or operating-base coordinates were provided with this submission.

Map — N/A
No aircraft base / location coordinates were provided with this submission.
Conflict-Zone / Restricted-Airspace Overlays
Russia / Belarus / Ukraine (Specified Area per RUB Exclusion Clause) yes
Quote Slip Geographical Limits; RUB Exclusion Clause per broker correspondence
Syria / Yemen unknown
Quote Slip Geographical Limits (excluded territory)
Top 5 Aircraft by Agreed Value (65.0% of AHV, USD 129,998,650)
Reg.TypeMSNRegistryAgreed Value% AHVOversightAge (yrs)Safety Status
SU-NMZ A320-200 5524 Egypt (SU-) USD 30,050,000 15.0% — — —
SU-NMH A320-200 5508 Egypt (SU-) USD 29,950,000 15.0% — — —
SU-NMK A320-200 5995 Egypt (SU-) USD 24,365,000 12.2% — — —
SU-NMG A320-200 5171 Egypt (SU-) USD 22,816,825 11.4% — — —
SU-NML A320-200 5175 Egypt (SU-) USD 22,816,825 11.4% — — —
Ground Accumulation — N/A
No overnight-basing or MRO-input data was provided with this submission.
Copy_of_2025_Schedule_As_If — 2025 Schedule tab · Quote Slip — Geographical Limits · MISSING: aircraft base/location coordinates — not provided · MISSING: ground-accumulation / basing data — not provided Confidence 45
Loss History · Burn Analysis P08
Loss History — N/A

No loss history has been provided with this submission.

This is recorded as a data gap in Panel 10 (Data Quality). Request a 5-year hull loss record from the broker before binding.

MISSING: loss history — not provided with submission Confidence 0
Pricing & Technical View P09
Hull All Risks + Spares + Aviation Liability + Excess Liability + Personal Accident — reinsurance (ADNTC 4% line)
Hull All Risks (incl. TLO)
Broker Indication 0.2142% AV / 0.17136% TLO (ADNTC terms — 15% diff to lead)
Technical Price N/A
Technical model not run
Adequacy N/A
Technical model not run
Expected Loss N/A
Not computed — no loss data
Aviation Liability
Broker Indication USD 26,180 per aircraft; USD 261.80 per passenger seat (ADNTC terms)
Technical Price N/A
Technical model not run
Adequacy N/A
Technical model not run
Expected Loss N/A
Not computed — no loss data
Whole Account
Whole Account (100% basis)
Broker Indication (100%) USD 1,072,635
80% deposit USD 858,108
ADNTC Gross Premium (4%) USD 34,324.32
Net of 25% deductions: USD 25,743.24
Lead 20% Reduction Basis USD 1,261,923
vs. undiscounted lead 2025/26 USD 1,577,404
Total Deductions 25.0% (18.7% brokerage + 6.3% tax)
Cap agreed at 25% in negotiation
Premium Schedule Panel (ADNTC) · LRA Lead Terms +15% diff workbook · Risk Summary Sheet — Data Entry Form · MISSING: internal technical pricing model output — not run Confidence 70
Data Quality P10
Fleet Schedule
10 aircraft; reg/MSN/seats/values present. Year-built not provided.
 
AOC & Reg Oversight
Not provided
 
IOSA / Safety Record
Not provided
 
Loss History
Not provided
 
Financial Statements
Not provided
 
War / Conflict-Zone Position
Geographic limits stated; Russia routing (4.5%) flagged, subjectivity pending
 
REVIEW Slip and fleet schedule are complete; corporate, safety and loss-history evidence are absent
The reinsurance slip and 2025 fleet schedule are fully documented. No corporate/financial information, IOSA or oversight evidence, or loss record accompanied the submission.
HIGH Aircraft year-built, IOSA status and 5-year loss record outstanding pre-bind
These gaps prevent full assessment of Panel 05 (Fleet & Aircraft Profile), Panel 08 (Loss History) and several Panel 11 appetite rules.
HIGH Russia-flight sanctions subjectivity unresolved
At least one following reinsurer required confirmation of no internal Russian flights, no Russia-connected ownership/operation, and a RUB Exclusion Clause before attaching its line. Status of these subjectivities at Firm Order is not confirmed in the documents provided.
Aggregated from Panels 02, 03, 05, 07, 08, 09 Confidence 40
Appetite Rule Check P11
Composite Score
45 / 100
Decision Band
REFER
RuleRisk Value (sourced)Result
Operator Type / AOC Status Not stated in submission — no AOC/operator classification provided REFER
Fleet Average Age Year-built not provided; average age cannot be computed REFER
Aircraft Type Acceptability A320-200 / A321-200 — mainstream in-production Airbus narrowbody types PASS
Safety Audit (IOSA / equivalent) Not provided with this submission REFER
State of Registry / Oversight Egyptian registration (SU-) confirmed; oversight tier (USOAP/FAA/EASA) not provided REFER
Accident / Incident Record (5yr) Not provided — no loss history in submission REFER
Crew Experience / Training Standards Not stated in submission REFER
Agreed Value vs. Market No market/half-life benchmark provided for comparison REFER
Conflict-Zone Overflight Exposure Russia flights ~4.5% of operations; RUB Exclusion Clause and line subjectivities imposed by at least one following market REFER
Hull War Aggregate Adequacy Hull War not written back in the master slip; no separate aggregate stated REFER
Confiscation / Leased-Aircraft Exposure Fleet ownership status (owned vs. leased) not stated in submission REFER
Sanctions Screen (operator + lessor + registry + route) No formal sanctions screen result recorded; Russia-related line subjectivities pending confirmation REFER
Ground Accumulation (MGA) Not stated in submission REFER
Prior Insurer Representation Renewal confirmed (New/Renewal: Renewal); prior-year reinsurer identity not stated REFER
Loss Ratio (5-year) Not provided REFER
Appetite engine — Aviation Hull ruleset v3.5 · Panels 02, 03, 04, 05, 07, 08 (source data) Confidence 40
Recommended Actions P12
1. QUERY
Request 5-year hull loss record from broker
No loss history was provided (Panel 08). Required to assess loss ratio and accident/incident appetite rules before bind.
PRE QUOTE
2. QUERY
Request year-built / manufacture dates for all 10 aircraft
The fleet schedule provides registration, MSN and seat count but not year built, so fleet average age (Panel 05, Panel 11) cannot be computed.
PRE QUOTE
3. QUERY
Request IOSA (or equivalent) certificate and state-of-registry/AOC oversight evidence
No safety-audit or regulatory-oversight data accompanied the submission.
PRE BIND
4. SUBJECT
Confirm Russia-flight sanctions subjectivity before attaching ADNTC's line
RUB Exclusion Clause, no internal Russian flights, no Russia-connected ownership/operation, and no sanctioned cargo/persons on board — per broker correspondence of 2 July 2025.
PRE BIND
5. QUERY
Request Nesma Airlines corporate/financial information pack
No financial statements, ownership structure, or fleet ownership status (owned vs. leased) were provided.
PRE QUOTE
6. CONFIRM
Confirm total deductions do not exceed the 25% cap
Brokerage 18.7% + tax 6.3% = 25.0% matches ADNTC's negotiated cap; confirm this holds at final signing.
PRE BIND
7. QUERY
Request Maximum Ground Aggregate (MGA) / basing data
No overnight-basing or ground-accumulation data was provided, preventing assessment of the ground-accumulation appetite rule.
PRE BIND
Aggregated from Panels 02, 04, 05, 07, 08, 09, 11 Confidence 55