COPACare Travel FAQ's

• Yes. You will need to list your spouse and any dependents on your application form including dependents between 21 and 25 who are in full time school.

• They are covered if listed as dependents. Otherwise, they will need to purchase a separate travel medical policy.

• Covers all trips up to 45 days per trip maximum while traveling outside of your province of residence for emergency, injury, or sickness.
• Pilot’s coverage is for non-commercial use. There is no aircraft exclusions under this policy.
• Maximum $1,000,000 per injury or sickness per person.

• The max trip is 45 consecutive days from the province of residence so the participant must return to the province of residence.
• After twenty-four (24) hours the participant can again depart their province for a new 45 days of travel coverage.
• Travel coverage is limited to 45 days and cannot be extended if traveling. A separate policy is required before you begin your trip to extend coverage longer than 45 days.

• Insured under policy #1C680 would be covered for flying power para-gliders, but not for an acrobatic performance, aerobatics, or stunt flying. Coverage is not provided for air balloons and gliders under any circumstances.

So in other words, if it’s for leisure, it would be covered under policy #1C680. If it’s for a “show”, it usually will be for stunt flying or a race (speed contest) and would be excluded under this policy.

• COPA has a Travel Top Up option that can be purchased on an individual basis. The top up plan has a health questionnaire and the cost is based on your answers as well as your age and length of trip.
• If you know you will be away for more than 45 days, you should buy coverage before you leave your province as it is more difficult to add it once you have left.