FlyCovered Faqs

Question : rollover

Q:	What are Rollover Days and how do they work?
A:	Rollover Days are part of a policy. We are the first company to introduce Rollover Days to insurance and help you avoid wasting any premium. If you have a policy with unused or unbooked Insured Flying Days remaining on your FlyCovered account at your renewal date, we automatically Rollover up to 7 unused Insured Flying Days. You can use these days during your next policy period, if you renew your with us. The Rollover Days have no value should you cancel your policy following any renewal. Rollover days cannot be moved between policy types; for example you are unable to move rollover days from an On Demand policy to a Ground Cover+ policy. This is because the Insured Flying Days days have different values on each policy. Found In Ground Cover+
Q:	What are Rollover Days and how do they work?
A:	Rollover Days are part of a policy. We are the first company to introduce Rollover Days to insurance and help you avoid wasting any premium. If you have a policy with unused or unbooked Insured Flying Days remaining on your FlyCovered account at your renewal date, we automatically Rollover up to 7 unused Insured Flying Days to the existing policy you have purchased. This could give you up to 14 Insured Flying Days to use during your next policy period, if you renew your with us. The Rollover Days have no value should you cancel your policy following any renewal. Rollover days cannot be moved between policy types; for example you are unable to move rollover days from an On Demand policy to a Ground Cover+ policy. This is because the Insured Flying Days days have different values on each policy. Found In On Demand
Q:	Can I change from an Ground Cover+ or On Demand policy to a Frequent Flyer annual policy?
A:	Yes but you will need to call our customer services team to arrange this. Also it may not be worth it. With our Price Cap you will never pay more than the Frequent Flyer annual policy, therefore you may be better off staying with this policy, if your flying more than 30 days during the policy period. If you have any unused or unbooked Insured Flying Days remaining in your FlyCovered account at your policy renewal date, we will automatically Rollover up to 7 unused flight days. Alternatively you can cancel your policy and take out a new Frequent Flyer annual policy, we will give you a pro rata return premium on your Ground Cover+ or On Demand to put against the new policy. The cancellation may be subject to a £25 administration fee. The Rollover Days have no value should you cancel your policy following any renewal. Rollover days cannot be moved between policy types; for example you are unable to move rollover days from an On Demand policy to a Ground Cover+ policy. This is because the days have different values. Found In Ground Cover+ On Demand Frequent Flyer
Q:	What happens to unused Insured Flying Days at the end of the policy term and I do not renew my policy with you?
A:	Unfortunately any unused days will be lost if you do not renew your policy, with us. If you renew your FlyCovered policy we automatically rollover up to 7 unused flight days, this could give you up to 14 days to use during the next policy year with a Pay-As-You-Fly policy and 7 with a Ground Cover+ policy. Found In On Demand