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Is Jet2 the right insurer to provide you with peace of mind on your next holiday?

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Everyone loves a holiday, but make sure you have travel insurance to cover you should any problems arise. If you’ve ever had to claim on your travel insurance, you’ll know how valuable it can be.

Continue reading to find out about Jet2’s travel insurance policies.

Who is Jet2?

Jet2insurance.com is a trading name of Jet2.com Limited, and is an appointed representative of ROCK Insurance Group. Jet2 is commonly known in the UK as being a low-cost airline, but it also provides package holidays, accommodation and insurance.

What are my policy options?

Jet2 offer a range of policy options, as well as the choice to customise your policy to suit your needs.

The Single trip insurance option is ideal for one-off trips, such as a family holiday or a city break.

Features of the policy include:

  • Trips for up to 365 days in length
  • Kids go free
  • Cover up to the age of 85
The Annual Multi-Trip policy covers you for multiple trips within a year, and is a cost effective way to cover all your holidays without getting multiple insurance policies.

Features of the policy include:

  • As many trips up to 31 days within a year as you like
  • Winter sports cover as standard
  • Cover available up to the age of 70
Jet2 allow you to include a number of optional extras with your policy, such as:
  • Excess waiver
  • Winter sports cover
  • Gadget cover
  • Special sports cover

What’s covered under my policy?

Jet2 offer three levels of cover for their insurance policies: Essential, Super and Super Plus. Below we have listed what’s covered under each policy level for a standard single trip, with no extras. As you would expect, policy payout amounts tend to increase as you move from Essential to Super Plus cover.

CoveredEssentialSuperSuper Plus
Medical expenses and repatriation✓✓✓
Dental expenses✓✓✓
Hospital benefit✓✓✓
Cancellation and curtailment✓✓✓
Travel delay✓✓
Missed departure✓✓✓
Personal effects and baggage✓✓✓
Delayed baggage✓✓✓
Money & cash✓✓✓
Loss of travel documents✓✓
Personal liability✓✓✓
Permanent total disablement✓✓✓
Loss of one or more limbs or sight✓✓✓
Death✓✓✓
Legal expenses✓✓✓

What is my excess?

An excess is the amount of money you contribute to each claim you make before Jet2 will pay out.

The amount of your excess you have to pay will depend on which level of cover you have, if you decided to waiver your excess and the nature of your claim. Make sure to check your policy schedule where your excess information will be shown in detail.

What is the claims process?

If you require emergency medical assistance while on holiday, call +44(0)333 300 2142, quoting Jet2. You must retain receipts for medical and other costs incurred, and the excess must be paid by you at the time of treatment. If you are physically unable to contact the assistance team, then you or someone designated by you must contact the team within 48 hours

To make a claim on your travel insurance, phone the Claims Helpline on 0333 300 2141 and ask for a claim form. To claim under the Gadget insurance, call 02077 851 702. To claim under the Vehicle Hire Excess, call 0333 3230 095 or +44 1634 382 574 (Outside UK).

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