Travel

What is the difference between a waiver and an indemnity?

A customer may be asked to sign a waiver, or separately, an indemnity. A customer may also be asked to sign a document containing both types of agreement. A waiver is a contractual agreement that requires one party (usually the customer) to…

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If I have booked and paid for airline travel and I am then asked to sign a waiver/indemnity form, can I refuse?

Each airline has its own policies and conditions which explain the changes they will make and the level of risk they will take on. It is important to review these policies before buying your ticket, as many of the rules will apply as soon as you…

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Can I travel on an airline without telling them about my food allergy?

Passengers travelling with a food allergy should read the airline terms of service and conditions of travel (sometimes referred to as conditions of carriage) as these should explain whether the airline is willing to make any changes (for example…

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If I travel on an airline without telling them about my allergy and have an allergic reaction, will there be any legal consequence?

Most airline terms of service say they are not responsible for any loss due to an anaphylaxis on board their aircraft. Further, some airlines require that passengers do not hold the airline responsible for any costs due to an allergic reaction. The…

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