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Editor's comment: Industry must not lose face under ash cloud

Jonathan Swift Post

The volcanic ash that has grounded many passengers over the last week has certainly thrown the insurance industry into the spotlight again. With thousands of flights cancelled and people left stranded all over the world, the issue of travel insurance cover has become a hot topic.

And the reporting has certainly got a few hot under the collar. The Association of British Insurers earlier this week hit out at what it described as the "urban myth" that insurers are relying on an

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