What is the primary use of hangarkeeper's liability coverage?

The primary use of hangarkeeper's liability coverage is to provide aviation coverage specifically for the care, custody, and control of aircraft that are parked or stored in a hangar. This type of insurance is designed to protect hangar operators and fixed-base operators (FBOs) from liability claims arising from damage to aircraft owned by others while those aircraft are in the hangar operator’s custody.

This coverage is essential in the aviation industry because aircraft can be subject to a variety of risks, such as damage from other aircraft, fire, weather incidents, or theft while they are in the hangar. By having hangarkeeper's liability coverage, operators can mitigate the financial risks associated with these potential damages, ensuring that they have the means to address any claims made by aircraft owners if their property is damaged while in the hangar's care.

While the other options relate to potential areas of coverage, they do not specifically address the unique needs and risks associated with managing aircraft storage.