Who would not be covered under an aircraft liability policy with passenger coverage excluded?

A travel agent generally would not be covered under an aircraft liability policy with passenger coverage excluded because their role does not typically involve being a passenger in the aircraft during operations. This policy is designed to protect entities involved in aviation activities, such as operating or flying in the aircraft, which primarily covers pilots, flight attendants, and business executives who may take flights as part of their work duties.

Conversely, a private pilot, flight attendant, and business executive could be covered under such a policy, as their roles necessitate being either operators or passengers in the aircraft during its operation. The distinction lies in the travel agent's function, which is primarily related to travel arrangements rather than participation in flight operations.