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About CII Aviation and space insurance MCQ examination (E91)

CII Aviation and space insurance MCQ examination (E91) · GB

Key exam facts

Provider
Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), examination owner and assessment body.
Format
50 single-answer MCQs, each with four options. Test-centre or remotely invigilated onscreen sitting. This bank covers E91 only; M91 coursework is excluded.
Exam questions
Total questions: 50.
Time limit
60 minutes of examination time.
Passing score
Standard examination pass mark: 65%. CII adjusts marks for differences in paper difficulty; this is not the 60% coursework pass mark.
Exam fee
First E91 exam entry is included in M91 enrolment. Displayed UK prices: GBP 518 for members; GBP 644 for non-members, including study materials and coursework. Only the first exam entry is included; these are package prices, not a standalone E91 fee. Print/postage options may incur additional charges.

Topics covered

  • Know the main elements of aviation risk. (8%)

    • Describe the key principles concerning how an aircraft flies.
    • Explain the types of aviation risk.
    • Describe the measures taken to prevent and reduce accidents.
    • Describe key developments in global air navigation.

  • Understand the main international and national measures impacting on aviation risk. (18%)

    • Explain the purpose and main features of international conventions.
    • Explain the purpose and main features of key global aviation organisations.
    • Explain the purpose and main features of key European aviation organisations.
    • Explain the main aircraft legislation in the UK, the EU and the US.

  • Understand the scope of cover under the main and related classes of aviation insurance. (22%)

    • Understand the scope of the core aviation insurance cover.
    • Describe the scope of additional aviation insurance cover.

  • Understand the market practices of aviation insurance. (12%)

    • Examine and application of endorsements and clauses.
    • Describe typical deductible amounts.
    • Analyse how the insurance market responds to bank/leasing agreements and contractual requirements.
    • Analyse how aviation insurance responds to airline and service provider agreements and contractual arrangements.
    • Explain the marketing of aviation risks.

  • Understand risk assessment and underwriting of aviation insurance. (18%)

    • Examine the factors to be considered by an aviation underwriter when assessing risks.
    • Examine different rating factors and methods of rating for the main classes of aviation insurance and their application.
    • Explain the key use of underwriting tools.
    • Examine key account management considerations for the underwriter.
    • Describe the various types of captive and mutual insurance arrangements available to the aviation industry.
    • Explain the alternative forms of reinsurance that can be used by an aviation underwriter.

  • Understand claims investigation, handling and settlement procedures in aviation insurance. (14%)

    • Examine the claims process for hull and spares claims.
    • Examine the claims process for liability claims.
    • Describe the role of the UK and US accident investigation agencies and related EU regulations.

  • Understand key aspects of space insurance. (8%)

    • Describe the commercial space industry and the UN regulations which govern the use of space.
    • Explain satellite technology and its uses.
    • Examine types of cover available.
    • Examine the factors affecting the underwirting of space and satellite insurances.
    • Examine claims handling and procedures for space insurance.

How to prepare

Work through the topics, read the explanation after each answer, and revisit the areas where you miss questions. Use the official outline and reference materials below to guide your study.

These independent practice questions are not actual exam items and do not guarantee a passing result.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exam format?

50 single-answer MCQs, each with four options. Test-centre or remotely invigilated onscreen sitting. This bank covers E91 only; M91 coursework is excluded.

How many questions are on the exam?

Total questions: 50.

How long is the exam?

60 minutes of examination time.

What is the passing score?

Standard examination pass mark: 65%. CII adjusts marks for differences in paper difficulty; this is not the 60% coursework pass mark.

How much does the exam cost?

First E91 exam entry is included in M91 enrolment. Displayed UK prices: GBP 518 for members; GBP 644 for non-members, including study materials and coursework. Only the first exam entry is included; these are package prices, not a standalone E91 fee. Print/postage options may incur additional charges.

Official sources and references

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