Certificate of insurance verification for leased spaces and based aircraft — so the airport can prove, on any given day, who is covered and who is not.
Many private and municipal fields require coverage from leaseholders and from anyone who keeps an airplane on the property. Beacon tracks both against the same rules.
Only customers with a confirmed lease are asked for coverage, so nobody on the waitlist is chased for a certificate they do not owe yet.
A register of every aircraft based at the field — tail number, make and model, owner contact and based-since date — each with its own certificate on file.
The same engine, whether the certificate belongs to a leaseholder or to a based owner.
Staff drop in the PDF the owner or their broker sent. No re-keying, no shared inbox folder.
Policy number, insurer, insured name, effective and expiration dates and the additional insured parties are pulled off the document automatically.
Every party your airport requires is matched against what the certificate actually names — forgiving about abbreviations, strict about coverage.
The extracted values sit next to the document so a manager can confirm, correct, or override the status with a note. Nothing passes by default.
Compliance is only useful if someone finds out before coverage lapses. Beacon watches the dates so your staff do not have to.
Included at no extra cost with every Hangar Waitlist plan. On its own, compliance is $99 per month or $1,069 per year (save $119 vs monthly), plus a $500 one-time setup fee.
