LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY
6 Degrees is not the source or supplier of the travel services being booked under these terms. Instead, it is acting solely as an agent for the actual suppliers of such services. 6 Degrees has no special knowledge or information regarding any supplier insolvency or unsafe
conditions. The suppliers whose names appear in the information supplied are those who are actually responsible for providing these travel
services. By signing the 6 Degrees Booking Terms & Conditions, each party agrees to the use of those suppliers, and also agrees to indemnify and hold 6 Degrees, its employees and independent contractors harmless from any claims arising from, or any damages, costs or loss incurred as a result of the following:
(1) any supplier failing to provide the travel services booked, failing to comply with any applicable rule, procedure or law, or committing any
negligent act or failing to perform any act that causes any injury to person or property, damage, delay or other inconvenience;
(2) any conditions, actions, or omissions occurring that are beyond the reasonable and direct control of 6 Degrees;
(3) any travel disruptions, missed connections, cancelled flights, and/or other related problems that the party may experience;
(4) any arrangements made directly with a supplier or another travel company or any problems, direct or indirect, or delays that result from
any arrangements made separately from 6 Degrees, including but not limited to AirBnB bookings, flights or hotels booked individually and/or on reward points, or excursions bookings;
(5) any cancellations or any changes to the vacation of the party due to War, threat of War, riot, civil strife, industrial dispute, terrorist
activity, natural or nuclear disaster, fire, adverse weather conditions, technical or maintenance problems with transportation, changes of
schedule or changes in operation decisions by airlines (resulting in cancellations or delays), or other circumstances amounting to force
majeure;
(6) any problems resulting from oversized baggage or baggage exceeding weight limits;
(7) any decompression effects or illness as a result of flying after diving or for any other reason, regardless of surface interval;
(8) any passport or visa problems any member of the party might experience in any country;
(9) any changes the supplier makes to facilities or activities.
Discounted fares typically involve restrictions and changing any aspect of the travel arrangements may result in the payment of
additional money.
Each airline has specific rules and requirements in regards to baggage size, weight, and even design. It is the responsibility of the party to
make sure that baggage brought on any flight adheres to the size, weight, and design requirements of the airline. Smaller planes or
helicopters often require smaller and lighter baggage. Airlines will likely charge fees for baggage that exceeds weight and size requirements.
On smaller planes and helicopters, oversized baggage or baggage that is too heavy may not be allowed on the flight for safety reasons. If
any item, terms, or conditions of this document are found to be invalid or illegal, all other remaining items, terms, and conditions will still
apply.