USAA To FAA: Our Insurance Adjusters Want Drones
One of America's biggest insurance companies thinks unmanned aircraft could change the way it processes disaster claims.
One of America's largest insurance companies has an unorthodox proposal: using unmanned aircraft to speed up insurance claim processing. USAA, which serves millions of U.S. military personnel and their families with financial services, formally petitioned the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on October 2 for permission to use drone aircraft to process insurance claims. The USAA says that flying unmanned aircraft over natural disaster areas where claims have been filed could potentially benefit their membership.
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