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27 January 2025Insurance

Rising capacity spreads through aviation after airline softening

Aviation insurance continued to see softening in airline subclasses, with capacity spilling over to the benefit of aviation, hull, hull war and related lines, trends which show no real sign of abating in 2025, say analysts at global re/insurance brokerage Howden.

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