Patriot Growth partners with aviation specialist LGA
ReutersMay 7, 2025 2:15 PM
By Michael Jones
May 7 - (The Insurer) - Patriot Growth Insurance Services has partnered with Texas-based aviation insurance agency Ladd Gardner Aviation Insurance (LGA), the company said on Tuesday.
Founded in 2007 by Ladd Gardner, LGA specialises in aviation-related coverage for aircraft owners, operators and businesses. This includes coverage for small to large aircraft, mixed fleets, airport liability and hangar insurance, as well as complex fleets from private jets to warbirds and helicopters.
LGA is led by Angie Harris as agency principal. Harris brings over two decades of aviation insurance experience and a technical background that includes roles at Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration.
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