Do you have a warranty on your engine or airframe?

[wombat]

Do you have a warranty on your engine or airframe?    

Or reply if you are expecting to soon have a warranty.

[LANCECASPER]

A warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship and would only come from the manufacturer (or rebuilder). 

If you’re expecting to soon have a “warranty”, meaning buying one, that would probably be a Service Contract.

[wombat]

2 hours ago, LANCECASPER said:

A warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship and would only come from the manufacturer (or rebuilder). 

If you’re expecting to soon have a “warranty”, meaning buying one, that would probably be a Service Contract.

I was thinking that maybe some people were getting a factory rebuilt engine or something like that.

[Ryan ORL]

I have a warranty on my overhauled engine (early this year) that covers a narrow set of potential failure modes, so I guess this counts in some way.  Probably anyone who gets an overhaul from an actual engine shop has something similar that usually runs up to a few hundred hours and probably runs out in far less calendar time than that would ordinarily require to fly.  (I believe my warranty assumes a 25 hour per month utilization rate)

[Jetpilot86]

I've got 8 months or so left on my Lycoming OH on my Bravo.