FLYTRAVIO
User Agreement
The terms that govern your use of the FlyTravio booking platform in India (Fly Travio Pvt Ltd) and Australia (FlyTravio Pty Ltd), and every booking you make through it.
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01About this Agreement and who you are contracting with
This User Agreement governs your access to and use of the websites, mobile sites, applications and booking platforms operated under the FlyTravio brand, including flytravio.com, flytravio.com/au and any successor or associated domain or app (together, the Platform).
The FlyTravio brand is operated by two separate companies. The company you contract with depends on the market edition of the Platform on which you make a Booking:
Fly Travio Pvt Ltd
A private limited company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013
Corporate Identity Number (CIN): U79110GA2026PTC017913
Registered office: Office No. AO-107, Gogol Vista Complex, Block A, First Floor, Gogol, South Goa, Goa 403601, India
Operates the India edition of the Platform (flytravio.com), where prices are shown and charged in Indian Rupees (INR).
FlyTravio Pty Ltd
A proprietary limited company registered in Australia
Australian Business Number (ABN): 30 694 491 962
Registered office: 22-30 Wallace Avenue, Point Cook, Victoria 3030, Australia
Operates the Australia edition of the Platform (flytravio.com/au), where prices are shown and charged in Australian Dollars (AUD).
In this Agreement, FlyTravio, we, us and our mean the company that operates the edition of the Platform on which you make a Booking, as identified at checkout, on your booking confirmation and on your tax invoice. A Booking made on the India Platform is a contract with Fly Travio Pvt Ltd. A Booking made on the Australia Platform is a contract with FlyTravio Pty Ltd. Each company is responsible only for the edition of the Platform it operates and for the Bookings made on that edition.
You, your and User mean any person who accesses, browses or transacts on the Platform, whether as a registered Account holder or as a guest, and include every person on whose behalf you make a Booking.
By accessing the Platform, creating an Account, ticking an acceptance box, or completing a Booking, you confirm that you have read this Agreement, that you understand it, and that you agree to be bound by it. If you do not agree, you must not use the Platform.
This Agreement should be read together with our Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Cancellation and Refund Policy, and any terms published for an individual offer, product or promotion (Product Terms). Where a Product Term conflicts with this Agreement, the Product Term prevails for that product only. No Product Term reduces any right you have under a law that cannot be excluded by agreement.
1.1How the country-specific clauses work
Clauses marked India apply to the India Platform and to every User who contracts with Fly Travio Pvt Ltd. Clauses marked Australia apply to the Australia Platform and to every User who contracts with FlyTravio Pty Ltd. Unmarked clauses apply to everyone. If you are resident in one country and make a Booking on the other country's edition of the Platform, you contract with the company that operates that edition, but nothing in this Agreement excludes any consumer protection that the law of your country of residence applies to you and that cannot be excluded by agreement.
1.2Legal status of this document in India
This Agreement is an electronic record under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the rules made under it. It is generated by a computer system and does not require a physical or digital signature. It is published, together with our Privacy Policy and the rules and regulations for use of the Platform set out in clause 17, in compliance with Rule 3(1)(a) of the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 and Rule 4 of the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020. Fly Travio Pvt Ltd is an e-commerce entity under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and, in respect of Travel Products supplied by third-party Service Providers, an intermediary and a marketplace e-commerce entity.
1.3Legal status of this document in Australia
This Agreement is a standard form consumer contract for the purposes of the Australian Consumer Law (Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)), which applies in Victoria through the Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic). We have written it to be transparent, in plain language, and balanced between you and us. The consumer guarantees and other protections in the Australian Consumer Law apply to the services we supply to you, and nothing in this Agreement excludes, restricts or modifies any right or remedy you have under that law or any other law that cannot be excluded by agreement. A term of this Agreement that would be unfair within the meaning of Part 2-3 of the Australian Consumer Law does not bind you, and we will not rely on it.
Key points at a glance
- We are a booking intermediary. The airline, bus operator, hotel or other Service Provider delivers the travel service under its own terms and fare rules, which apply alongside this Agreement.
- The total price you will pay, including taxes, mandatory charges and our Convenience Fee, is shown as one figure before you confirm payment. Optional extras are added only if you choose them.
- Cancellations, changes and refunds follow the Service Provider's fare rules and the timelines that the law sets for the Service Provider. We pass refunds on to your original payment method promptly once we receive them.
- Your rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (India) and the Australian Consumer Law (Australia) are not affected by anything in this Agreement.
- Your personal information is handled under our Privacy Policy and the privacy laws of the country in which you contract with us, as set out in clause 21.
- If something goes wrong, clause 28 tells you how to complain to us and to the regulators and forums available to you.
This summary is provided to help you find your way around the Agreement. The full clauses below are the terms that bind us both.
02Definitions and interpretation
Account means a registered User profile created on the Platform.
ACL or Australian Consumer Law means Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), as applied by the laws of the Commonwealth and of each State and Territory of Australia.
Applicable Law means, for the India Platform, the laws of India; for the Australia Platform, the laws of the Commonwealth of Australia and the State of Victoria; and, in each case, any law of your country of residence that applies to you and cannot be excluded by agreement.
Australia Platform means flytravio.com/au and any page, app or checkout on which FlyTravio Pty Ltd is identified as the contracting party and prices are shown in Australian Dollars. India Platform means flytravio.com and any page, app or checkout on which Fly Travio Pvt Ltd is identified as the contracting party and prices are shown in Indian Rupees.
Booking means a reservation for a Travel Product requested by you and confirmed through the Platform.
Business Day means, for the India Platform, a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in Goa, India; and, for the Australia Platform, a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in Melbourne, Victoria.
Consumer Protection Act means the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 (India) and the rules made under it, including the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020 as amended from time to time (the E-Commerce Rules).
Convenience Fee means the fee we charge for our own booking service in facilitating a Booking, disclosed to you as a separate line before payment.
DGCA means the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, India, and CAR means a Civil Aviation Requirement issued by it.
DPDP Act means the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (India) and the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025, as and when their provisions come into force.
IT Act means the Information Technology Act, 2000 (India) and the rules made under it, including the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (the Intermediary Rules) and the Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011 (the SPDI Rules).
Payment Partner means any bank, card issuer, card network, payment aggregator, payment gateway, UPI application, wallet, buy-now-pay-later provider or other third party that processes, authenticates or settles a payment you make to us.
Personal Information means personal data as defined in the DPDP Act (or, until the relevant provisions of the DPDP Act commence, personal information and sensitive personal data or information as defined in the SPDI Rules) and personal information as defined in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), as the context requires.
Privacy Act means the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), including the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) in Schedule 1 to that Act.
Product Terms means the terms, fare rules, conditions of carriage, inclusions, exclusions and cancellation terms published for a specific Travel Product, offer or promotion.
Service Provider means any airline, bus operator, hotel or accommodation provider, transport company, tour operator, destination management company, insurer, consolidator, aggregator or other third party whose products or services are made available through the Platform.
Total Booking Value means the total amount payable for a Booking, comprising the base fare or rate, taxes, government and airport charges, carrier-imposed charges, the Convenience Fee and any ancillary charges you select, unless a specific offer defines it otherwise.
Travel Product means any flight, bus ticket, holiday package, accommodation, transfer, activity, ancillary service or other travel-related service offered on the Platform.
Interpretation. Headings are for convenience only. Words in the singular include the plural and vice versa. "Including" and similar words do not limit what precedes them. A reference to a law includes that law as amended, consolidated, re-enacted or replaced, and includes every rule, regulation, direction, guideline, standard or notification made under it. Where this Agreement refers to a legal provision that has been enacted but has not yet commenced, the reference applies from the day that provision commences. If a clause of this Agreement is more favourable to you than the minimum that a law requires, the clause applies.
03Our role
FlyTravio operates as an intermediary. We provide a technology platform that allows you to search, compare, select and book Travel Products supplied by Service Providers, and we provide the associated booking, payment-collection and customer-support services. We are not an airline, bus operator, hotel or carrier, and we do not own, operate or control any aircraft, vehicle or property.
When you make a Booking, the contract for the actual travel service is formed directly between you and the relevant Service Provider. That Service Provider is solely responsible for delivering the service, for its condition and safety, and for compliance with its own terms and with the laws that regulate it. We are responsible for the booking services we provide to you.
Your Booking is therefore subject to two sets of terms at once: this Agreement, and the Product Terms of the Service Provider. You are responsible for reading the Product Terms shown to you before completing a Booking. Where a Product Term is more restrictive than a term in this Agreement, the Product Term applies to the travel service itself. Product Terms never reduce the rights you have against us under this Agreement or under Applicable Law.
We take reasonable care in presenting information supplied to us by Service Providers and by content providers, but we do not independently verify every detail and we do not warrant that such information is complete, current or free of error. We correct errors promptly once we become aware of them.
3.1Our role under Indian law
For Travel Products supplied by Service Providers, Fly Travio Pvt Ltd acts as an intermediary within the meaning of section 2(1)(w) of the IT Act and as a marketplace e-commerce entity under the E-Commerce Rules. In that capacity we display, on the Platform, the legal name, principal geographic address, and customer-care contact details of the Service Provider where the E-Commerce Rules require it, and we keep the records of Service Providers that the E-Commerce Rules require. Where we assemble and sell a holiday package or other Travel Product under our own name and are identified on your invoice as the supplier, we are the seller of that product and accept the obligations of a seller under the Consumer Protection Act in respect of it.
We observe the due diligence required of an intermediary under the Intermediary Rules, including the publication of this Agreement, our Privacy Policy and the rules and regulations in clause 17, the appointment of a Grievance Officer (clause 28), and the retention of records required by law.
3.2Our role under Australian law
On the Australia Platform, FlyTravio Pty Ltd acts as a booking agent. When we take your Booking and collect your payment we do so as agent for the Service Provider, and the contract for the travel service is between you and the Service Provider. The Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees apply to the booking services we supply to you (clause 25) and, separately, to the travel services supplied to you by the Service Provider. Where a travel service is not delivered, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's published position is that a travel agent may pass on to the consumer the remedy that the primary travel service provider offers; we will actively help you obtain that remedy, and we will not treat that as a limit on our own responsibility for the booking services we provide.
Where we assemble and sell a holiday package under our own name and are identified on your tax invoice as the supplier of the package, we are the supplier of that package for the purposes of the Australian Consumer Law.
04Eligibility and capacity
To make a Booking you must be at least 18 years of age and legally capable of entering into a binding contract. On the India Platform this means you are competent to contract under section 11 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, having attained majority under the Indian Majority Act, 1875. On the Australia Platform this means you have attained the age of majority under the Age of Majority Act 1977 (Vic) or the equivalent law of your State or Territory.
If you are booking on behalf of another person, you confirm that you are authorised to do so, that you have provided that person with a copy of this Agreement, and that you accept responsibility for the accuracy of all details submitted and for payment in full.
Bookings that include a minor must be made by an adult who accepts responsibility for the minor's travel. Unaccompanied minor travel is subject entirely to the rules of the relevant Service Provider, and additional fees, documentation and advance notice may apply. We do not guarantee that a Service Provider will accept an unaccompanied minor Booking.
If you use the Platform on behalf of a company, travel agency or other organisation, you confirm that you have authority to bind that organisation. Travel agents and corporate customers who book under a separate written agreement with us are governed by that agreement to the extent of any inconsistency with this Agreement.
We may refuse service, close an Account, or cancel a Booking where we reasonably believe an eligibility requirement has not been met. Where we cancel a confirmed Booking for this reason, we will refund every amount you have paid to us for that Booking, less only any amount that a Service Provider has lawfully retained under Product Terms that were disclosed to you before payment.
05Accounts, security and verification
You may browse the Platform without registering, but certain features and offers require an Account.
You agree to provide accurate, current and complete information when registering, and to keep that information updated. You are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your login credentials and one-time passcodes (OTPs) and for all activity that occurs under your Account. You must not share an OTP with anyone, including a person claiming to be from FlyTravio: we will never ask you for an OTP, a full card number or a card security code by telephone, email or message.
We use a combination of passwords, OTPs sent to your registered mobile number or email address, device recognition and, where available, multi-factor authentication to protect your Account. We may require additional verification before we act on an instruction that changes your contact details, payment details or a Booking.
You must notify us immediately at customersupport.in@flytravio.com if you become aware of any unauthorised access to your Account. We will suspend access, help you secure the Account, and investigate. You will not be responsible for activity that occurs after you have notified us, or that results from a failure of our own security.
We may suspend or terminate an Account where we reasonably suspect fraud, misuse of offers, abuse of staff, repeated unjustified chargebacks, provision of false information, or a breach of this Agreement. We will tell you the reason, unless the law prevents us from doing so or telling you would prejudice an investigation, and we will give you an opportunity to respond through the complaints process in clause 28. Suspension does not cancel a confirmed Booking unless the Booking itself was obtained through the conduct concerned.
You may close your Account at any time by writing to customersupport.in@flytravio.com or by using the account-closure option in your Account settings. Closure does not cancel existing Bookings, and it does not affect obligations that arose before closure. When you close your Account we delete or de-identify your Personal Information in accordance with clause 21, subject to the records we must keep under tax, company, aviation-security and other laws.
06Electronic contracting, notices and records
You agree that this Agreement, every Booking, and every notice, confirmation, invoice, itinerary, ticket and communication relating to them may be made, given and stored electronically. Your acceptance of this Agreement by ticking a box, clicking a button labelled "I agree", "Book", "Pay" or similar, or by proceeding with a Booking, is a valid and binding acceptance, and has the same effect as a handwritten signature.
We keep an electronic record of each acceptance and each Booking, including the version of this Agreement that was in force, the date and time of acceptance, and the technical identifiers of the device and connection used. Those records, together with the booking reference, e-ticket, invoice and payment confirmation, are evidence of the contract between us and of the Booking, and may be produced in any proceeding.
An e-ticket, electronic voucher or booking reference is the record of your contract with the Service Provider. You are responsible for keeping it accessible for the duration of your journey and for presenting it, together with valid identification, where the Service Provider requires it.
We send notices to the email address and mobile number registered to your Account or entered for a Booking. It is your responsibility to keep those details accurate and to check them, including spam and promotions folders, throughout the period between Booking and travel. You may send us notices at the addresses in clause 32. A notice sent by email is taken to be received when it becomes capable of being retrieved at the recipient's electronic address, unless the sender receives a delivery-failure message.
Time references on the Platform are in Indian Standard Time for the India Platform and in Australian Eastern Standard Time or Australian Eastern Daylight Time, as applicable in Melbourne, for the Australia Platform, unless stated otherwise. Departure and arrival times shown in itineraries are always in the local time of the airport or terminal concerned.
6.1Electronic contracts and records under Indian law
Under section 10A of the IT Act, a contract is not unenforceable merely because it is formed electronically, and sections 4 and 5 of the IT Act give legal recognition to electronic records and electronic signatures. This Agreement, your acceptance of it, and each Booking are electronic records within the meaning of the IT Act and are admissible as evidence in accordance with sections 61 to 63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023. An OTP delivered to your registered mobile number or email address, and the acceptance or payment action you take after entering it, together constitute the method by which you are identified and by which you signify your approval of the transaction.
We retain booking records, payment records, communication logs and the records required by the Intermediary Rules, the SPDI Rules, the DPDP Act (once in force), the Companies Act, 2013, the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 and the Income-tax Act, 2025 for the periods those laws require. We do not require an Aadhaar number to create an Account or make a Booking, and we will never ask you to submit one to us except where a Service Provider or a government authority requires it and you choose to provide it.
6.2Electronic contracts and records under Australian law
The Electronic Transactions Act 1999 (Cth) and the Electronic Transactions (Victoria) Act 2000 provide that a transaction is not invalid because it took place wholly or partly by electronic communication, and that requirements for writing and signature may be met electronically. By using the Platform you consent, for the purposes of those Acts, to receiving information, notices, confirmations, itineraries, invoices and variations from us electronically at the email address and mobile number you have registered, and you agree that your click-to-accept or checkout action is a method of identifying you and indicating your approval that is reliable and appropriate for the purpose.
The time and place of dispatch and receipt of an electronic communication between us are determined under sections 14, 14A and 14B of the Electronic Transactions Act 1999 (Cth) and the corresponding provisions of the Victorian Act. You may withdraw your consent to electronic communications by writing to us; if you do, we may be unable to continue to provide Account-based services, but your existing Bookings will not be affected and we will send documents relating to them by post to the address you provide.
07Searching, availability and pricing
Fares, rates and availability displayed on the Platform are drawn from Service Provider and content-provider systems and change continuously. A fare or rate displayed during a search is an indication only and is not a guaranteed offer until it is confirmed on the payment page. If a price changes between search and payment, we will show you the new price before you pay, and you may decide not to proceed.
We publish starting prices in the form "starting from" or "from". These reflect the lowest fare found for a route or product within a stated period, are available in limited quantity, apply to specific dates and classes, and may no longer be available at the time you search.
All prices are shown in Indian Rupees on the India Platform and in Australian Dollars on the Australia Platform unless stated otherwise. Currency conversion, where displayed, is indicative only, and the amount actually debited may differ due to the exchange rate and any charges applied by your card issuer or bank.
7.1Total price, before you pay
Before you confirm payment, we display a single total figure that includes the base fare or rate, all taxes, government and airport charges, carrier-imposed charges, mandatory fees and our Convenience Fee, so that nothing that you are required to pay is added after you have seen the price. Alongside the total we show a breakdown of its components, including the Convenience Fee as a separate line. Optional extras, such as seat selection, additional baggage, meals, travel insurance and flexible-fare add-ons, are shown separately, are never pre-selected, and are payable only if you actively choose them. Any charge that a Service Provider collects directly from you at the time of travel, such as a resort fee, city tax, security deposit or excess-baggage charge, is identified as such before you pay.
Where the Platform shows scarcity or time-limited messages, such as the number of seats remaining at a price or the time for which a held fare remains available, those messages reflect real inventory or offer data at the time they are shown. We do not use countdown timers, fabricated stock messages, pre-ticked boxes, guilt-based decline options, misleading interface design, hidden charges, or any other design practice intended to manipulate your decision.
7.2Pricing errors
Despite reasonable care, an obvious pricing or description error may occasionally appear on the Platform, whether caused by us, by a Service Provider or by a technical fault. Where a Booking has been made at a price that is manifestly incorrect, and that a reasonable person would have recognised as an error, we may cancel the Booking and refund every amount you have paid in full. We will contact you before doing so and, where possible, offer you the option to complete the Booking at the correct price. We are not obliged to honour a manifestly incorrect price. Nothing in this clause limits any right you have under Applicable Law.
7.3Convenience Fee
We charge a Convenience Fee for our own booking service. The amount is disclosed as a separate line before payment and varies by product, route and market. The Convenience Fee pays for the service of searching, comparing, booking, ticketing and supporting your Booking, which is fully performed when your Booking is confirmed. It is not a cancellation charge and is not a payment surcharge. The Convenience Fee is refundable in the circumstances set out in clause 15.2.
7.4Ranking, sponsored results and sort order
Unless you choose a different sort order, search results are ranked by the parameters described on the results page, which may include price, journey duration, number of stops, departure time, Service Provider ratings and availability. You can change the sort order at any time. Results that are shown because a Service Provider or advertiser has paid for placement are clearly labelled as sponsored. We do not manipulate search results in a way that misleads you or that reduces the relevance of the results to your search.
7.5Price display and fair presentation in India
We comply with the Consumer Protection Act, the E-Commerce Rules, the Guidelines for Prevention and Regulation of Dark Patterns, 2023 and the Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022 issued by the Central Consumer Protection Authority. In particular, we do not engage in false urgency, basket sneaking, confirm shaming, forced action, subscription traps, interface interference, bait and switch, drip pricing, disguised advertisement, nagging, trick questions, unauthorised recurring billing or any other practice specified as a dark pattern under those guidelines. We do not manipulate prices to obtain an unreasonable profit by imposing an unjustified price having regard to prevailing market conditions, and we do not discriminate between consumers of the same class or make any arbitrary classification of consumers that affects their rights.
From 1 January 2027, when the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) (Amendment) Rules, 2026 commence, we will also: display, whenever we announce a reduced price, the prior price, being the lowest price at which the product was offered during the 30 days preceding the announcement; identify sponsored listings with clear and prominent disclosures; not charge bundled fees for unrelated services; conduct an annual self-audit against the dark-pattern guidelines and display our certificate of compliance; and obtain your express and affirmative consent before using your information for any purpose those Rules specify. Prices displayed to you include Goods and Services Tax at the rate applicable at the time of supply, and a GST-compliant invoice is issued for every supply we make to you.
7.6Price display and fair presentation in Australia
We comply with section 48 of the Australian Consumer Law, which requires that the single total price of a Travel Product, including GST and every fee or charge that must be paid, is displayed as a single figure at least as prominently as any component of it. Where a mandatory charge cannot be quantified at the time of display, we tell you how it will be calculated. We do not engage in "drip pricing", and we do not describe a fee as an administration, service or processing fee in order to disguise a payment surcharge. We do not engage in conduct that is misleading or deceptive, or that is likely to mislead or deceive, contrary to section 18 of the Australian Consumer Law; we do not make false or misleading representations about the price, standard, quality or availability of a Travel Product contrary to section 29; and we do not advertise a Travel Product at a price at which we do not reasonably expect to be able to supply it in reasonable quantities for a reasonable period, contrary to section 35.
When section 48A of the Australian Consumer Law and the general prohibition on unfair trading practices in section 28B, enacted by the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Unfair Trading Practices) Act 2026 (Cth), commence on 1 July 2027, we will comply with them from that day, including by disclosing every mandatory transaction-based charge at the same time as the base price and by not using design practices that manipulate you or unreasonably distort the environment in which you make a decision. Prices displayed to you on the Australia Platform include GST where GST applies; international air transport, and our service of arranging travel that takes place outside Australia, are GST-free under the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth).
08Making a Booking
When you complete the checkout process and make payment you are making an offer to purchase the Travel Product on the terms displayed. A Booking is confirmed, and the contract for the Travel Product is formed, only when we have received payment in full and have issued a confirmation containing a booking reference, PNR, ticket number or voucher number. An on-screen acknowledgement, an order number, a payment debit, or a pending-status message does not by itself constitute a confirmed Booking.
Our commitment on confirmed Bookings
Occasionally a Booking cannot be completed after payment has been taken, for example where inventory is released between selection and ticketing, where a Service Provider rejects the request, or where payment verification fails. In that event we will, within one Business Day of becoming aware, either confirm an alternative that is acceptable to you or cancel the Booking and refund every amount you have paid, including the Convenience Fee, in full to your original payment method.
We will not ask you for an additional payment to complete a Booking that we have already confirmed to you as confirmed, other than a charge that you have separately chosen to add.
You are responsible for checking your confirmation immediately on receipt and for telling us within 24 hours if any detail is incorrect. Passenger names must match the government-issued photo identification or passport that will be presented at travel. Airlines and operators generally do not permit name changes, and corrections after ticketing may require cancellation and rebooking at your cost. Where the Product Terms of the Service Provider allow a correction free of charge, including a correction of a spelling error in the same person's name notified within 24 hours of booking where the airline's rules or the DGCA's requirements provide for it, we will pass that benefit on to you and will not charge our own fee for arranging it. Where a correction is needed because of our error, we will arrange it at no cost to you.
Your confirmation, e-ticket and tax invoice are sent to the email address entered for the Booking and are available in your Account. We recommend that you carry a printed or offline copy when you travel.
09Payment, payment gateways and payment security
We accept the payment methods displayed at checkout for the edition of the Platform you are using. Payments are processed by licensed third-party Payment Partners, and your use of a Payment Partner's service is also subject to that Payment Partner's terms and privacy policy, which are shown or linked at the point of payment.
You confirm that any payment instrument you use belongs to you or that you are authorised to use it, and that the billing details you enter are accurate. You authorise us and our Payment Partners to charge the Total Booking Value to that instrument once, at the time of Booking, and to charge any further amount only where you have separately authorised it (for example, a change fee that you have agreed to) or where this Agreement expressly allows it.
We do not store your full card number, card expiry date or card security code on our systems. Card details are entered on pages served by, or tokenised by, our Payment Partners, who are certified to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). Where you choose to save a card for future use, what is saved is a token issued by the card network or Payment Partner, together with the last four digits of the card number and the issuing bank's name, and you may delete a saved card at any time in your Account.
Payments are authenticated using the method required by your card issuer or bank, which will normally include a one-time passcode, an in-app approval, biometric confirmation or another second factor. A payment that fails authentication is not completed and no Booking is made.
You are responsible for any bank charges, foreign-transaction fees, cash-advance or instalment charges levied by your issuer, and any currency-conversion costs applied by your bank or card network. These are outside our control and are not refundable by us.
If a payment is reversed, charged back or fails after a Booking has been confirmed, and the reversal is not the result of our error or of a right you have under Applicable Law, we may cancel the Booking after giving you notice and a reasonable opportunity to make payment by another method, and we may recover any amount that remains owing to us, including amounts we have already paid to a Service Provider on your behalf.
9.1Fraud prevention and verification
To protect you and other customers against payment fraud, we and our Payment Partners screen transactions using automated risk tools. Where a transaction is flagged we may ask you, before releasing a ticket or voucher, to verify your identity or your authority to use the payment instrument, for example by providing a copy of a government-issued photo identification document or of the front of the card with all but the last four digits obscured. We may decline or cancel a Booking, and refund the amount paid, where verification is not completed within the time we specify or is unsatisfactory. Documents supplied for verification are used only for that purpose and are deleted once verification is complete, in accordance with clause 21.
Any fraud-screening decision that has a significant effect on you, such as the cancellation of a Booking, is reviewed by a person before it is final, and you may ask us to reconsider it through the complaints process in clause 28.
9.2Payments on the India Platform
Payment aggregators. Payments on the India Platform are collected through payment aggregators and payment gateways authorised by the Reserve Bank of India under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 and regulated under the Reserve Bank of India (Regulation of Payment Aggregators) Directions, 2025. Amounts you pay are held by the payment aggregator in an escrow account maintained with a scheduled commercial bank until they are settled to us or to the Service Provider. Where you pay for a Travel Product supplied outside India, or pay with a card issued outside India, the payment may be processed by a payment aggregator authorised for cross-border transactions. We accept debit and credit cards on the networks displayed at checkout, UPI, net banking, prepaid wallets and, where a bank offers it, equated monthly instalment (EMI) facilities on the bank's own terms.
Two-factor authentication. Every payment is authenticated using at least two distinct factors, at least one of which is dynamically generated and uniquely linked to the transaction, in accordance with the Reserve Bank of India (Authentication Mechanisms for Digital Payment Transactions) Directions, 2025. Card-not-present payments made with cards issued outside India are subject to the validation and risk-based handling that those Directions require of card issuers.
No storage of card data. In accordance with the Reserve Bank of India's directions on card-on-file tokenisation, neither we nor any entity in the payment chain other than your card issuer and the card network stores your actual card number. Where you choose to save a card, a card-on-file token is created by the card network with your explicit consent and additional authentication, and we retain only the last four digits of the card number and the name of the issuing bank for reconciliation and dispute handling.
Failed and unsuccessful transactions. If your account is debited but the payment is not confirmed to us, the transaction is reversed automatically by the Payment Partner or your bank within the turnaround time prescribed by the Reserve Bank of India's circular on Harmonisation of Turn Around Time and Customer Compensation for Failed Transactions (currently five days for card-not-present transactions and one day for UPI, from the date of the transaction). Where the reversal is delayed beyond that time, your bank or the Payment Partner is required to pay you compensation at the prescribed rate without your having to claim it. We will help you trace any transaction that is not reversed on time, and we will never treat a failed transaction as a confirmed Booking.
Unauthorised transactions. If you notice a transaction on your bank account or card that you did not authorise, contact your bank immediately and in any event within three working days of receiving the bank's transaction alert. Under the Reserve Bank of India's directions on limiting the liability of customers in unauthorised electronic banking transactions, you have zero liability where the unauthorised transaction results from the bank's negligence or from a third-party breach that you report within that time, and your bank must credit the disputed amount to your account within ten working days of your report. Tell us as well, so that we can cancel any Booking made with your details and cooperate with your bank's investigation.
Recurring payments. We do not set up recurring debits on your account unless you expressly register a mandate for a specific product, such as a hold-fare or instalment plan. Any such mandate is registered under the Reserve Bank of India's e-mandate framework, is limited to the amount and frequency you approve, is preceded by a pre-debit notification at least 24 hours before each debit, and can be paused or cancelled by you at any time.
Tax invoices and TCS. Fly Travio Pvt Ltd is registered under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 (GSTIN 30AAGCF9110R1ZG) and issues a tax invoice for every supply it makes to you, including the Convenience Fee; the airline or Service Provider issues its own invoice for the fare or rate. If you purchase an overseas tour programme package (a package that combines an international travel ticket with accommodation, boarding, lodging or a similar component), we are required to collect tax at source under section 394(1) of the Income-tax Act, 2025 (formerly section 206C(1G) of the Income-tax Act, 1961) at the rate and above the threshold prescribed from time to time, to collect your Permanent Account Number for that purpose, and to deposit the amount with the Government against your PAN. The amount collected is shown separately on your invoice and can be claimed as a credit when you file your income-tax return; we will issue the prescribed TCS certificate. Tax collection at source does not apply to a standalone international air ticket or a standalone hotel booking.
Foreign exchange. A payment you make in Indian Rupees to Fly Travio Pvt Ltd is a domestic payment. Where we arrange a foreign-currency remittance or foreign-exchange purchase on your behalf, the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 and the Reserve Bank of India's Liberalised Remittance Scheme apply, and you will be asked to provide the declarations those rules require.
9.3Payments on the Australia Platform
Payment methods and surcharges. Payments on the Australia Platform are made in Australian Dollars through Payment Partners that are certified to PCI DSS. We do not add a payment surcharge to payments made with eftpos, Mastercard or Visa debit, prepaid or credit cards, consistent with the standards made by the Reserve Bank of Australia under the Payment Systems (Regulation) Act 1998 (Cth) and with the card-scheme rules that apply from 1 October 2026. If we ever accept a payment method that carries a surcharge, we will tell you the amount of the surcharge before you pay, and it will not exceed our cost of accepting that method, as required by Part IVC of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth). We will not describe a surcharge as an administration, service or processing fee.
Authentication and unauthorised transactions. Card payments are authenticated using 3-D Secure or another method required by your card issuer. If a transaction on your card or account was not authorised by you, contact your card issuer or bank immediately. Liability for an unauthorised transaction is determined between you and your card issuer under the ePayments Code and your account terms, and, if you are not satisfied with the issuer's response, you may complain to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority. Please tell us as well, so that we can cancel any Booking made with your details, cooperate with the investigation, and stop any further use of the payment instrument on the Platform.
Chargebacks. A chargeback is a right you may have under the rules of the card scheme and your agreement with your card issuer, not a right we grant or can refuse. If you believe a charge is wrong, please contact us first under clause 28, because we can usually resolve the matter faster than a chargeback. Where a chargeback is raised, we will provide the card issuer with the Booking record and the applicable fare rules, and the issuer will decide the dispute under the scheme rules.
Buy now, pay later. Where a buy-now-pay-later option is offered at checkout, the credit is provided by the buy-now-pay-later provider under its own contract with you, which is regulated as a low cost credit contract under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 (Cth). We are not a credit provider, we do not assess your suitability for credit, and we do not give advice about credit. A refund of a Booking paid for using buy-now-pay-later is made to the provider, which adjusts your instalment plan under its terms.
GST and government charges. FlyTravio Pty Ltd issues a tax invoice for each supply it makes to you. International air transport, and our service of arranging travel that takes place outside Australia, are GST-free. Domestic flights, domestic accommodation and other supplies made in Australia are taxable supplies and the prices shown include GST. The Passenger Movement Charge and other government and airport charges that apply to international departures are included in the total fare shown before you pay and are itemised on your e-ticket.
Cards issued outside Australia. Cards issued outside Australia are accepted subject to the rules of the card scheme and of the issuing bank. Your issuer may apply a foreign-transaction fee or currency-conversion charge, which is outside our control.
9.4Payment disputes and our cooperation
Whatever payment method you use, if you dispute a charge please contact us first. We will review the Booking record and respond under clause 28. Where a charge was made in error, or where you are entitled to a refund under Applicable Law or this Agreement, we will refund it without your having to raise a chargeback. Where a chargeback is raised and is upheld for a Booking that was validly made and used, or that was cancelled under fare rules that were disclosed to you before payment, we may recover the amount lawfully owed to us. We will never pursue you for an amount that Applicable Law entitles you to keep.
10Offers, coupons and promotional discounts
Offers made available on the Platform are subject to the Product Terms published alongside each offer and to the following general conditions. Offer terms are published in full before you apply the offer, and the discount you will receive is shown on the payment page before you pay.
Unless expressly stated, only one offer may be applied to a Booking. Offers cannot be combined with each other, with bank promotions, or with any other discount. Where a Booking qualifies for more than one offer, the offer giving the higher saving is applied automatically.
Minimum booking value thresholds refer to the total fare payable for all passengers in a single transaction, comprising base fare, taxes and carrier charges, and exclude the Convenience Fee, ancillary purchases, wallet credit and voucher redemptions, unless the specific offer states otherwise.
Discounts apply to the Booking as a whole and not to each passenger, unless expressly stated.
Offers are valid for a limited period and while promotional inventory lasts. Where an offer is limited in quantity or time, the offer terms state the limit. We may withdraw, suspend, modify or extend any offer at any time for future Bookings. Changes do not affect Bookings already confirmed under the offer.
Bank and card offers are provided in partnership with the issuing bank or card network. Eligibility, the form in which the discount or cashback is delivered, and the time it takes to reach your account are governed by the bank's or network's terms, which are shown with the offer.
Where a Booking is cancelled in full, the discount lapses. Where a Booking is cancelled in part and the remaining value falls below the qualifying threshold, the discount amount attributable to the cancelled part may be deducted from the refund. The way in which a discount is recalculated on partial cancellation is explained in the offer terms.
Offers are personal to you, are not transferable, and cannot be exchanged for cash or credit. We may cancel a Booking, withdraw a discount, or recover an amount already discounted where we reasonably believe an offer has been obtained or used improperly, including through duplicate accounts, false information, automated booking, or systematic booking and cancellation. We will tell you the reason and you may respond under clause 28.
Every offer, discount and advertisement on the India Platform complies with the Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022. A bait advertisement will not be published unless there is adequate supply at the advertised price; a product will not be described as free where you must pay more than the unavoidable cost of responding; and every condition, limitation and disclaimer is displayed clearly, prominently and in the same medium as the claim it qualifies. From 1 January 2027, every price reduction we announce will show the prior price, being the lowest price at which the product was offered in the preceding 30 days.
Every offer, discount and advertisement on the Australia Platform complies with sections 18, 29 and 35 of the Australian Consumer Law. Comparison prices and savings claims are genuine, are calculated against a price at which the product was actually offered, and are not inflated to exaggerate the saving. An offer described as limited in time or quantity is genuinely so limited.
11Flight Bookings
11.1Fare rules
Every air fare carries rules set by the airline covering changes, cancellations, refunds, baggage, seat allocation and validity. These rules are set by the airline, not by us, and they vary between fare classes on the same flight. The fare rules that apply to your fare are displayed before you pay and are repeated on your confirmation. Charges for optional services that an airline offers on an opt-in basis, such as preferred seating, meals, additional baggage or lounge access, are shown before you select them and are never added without your choosing them.
11.2Schedule changes and cancellations by the airline
Airlines change schedules and cancel flights. Where we are notified of a change, we will pass it on without delay to the contact details held on the Booking. We are not responsible for a change or cancellation made by an airline, and we cannot guarantee that we will receive advance notice of one; you should also check the airline's own notifications and reconfirm your flight times before travel.
Where an airline cancels or significantly reschedules a flight, your entitlement to a refund, rerouting, care or compensation is determined by the airline's conditions of carriage and by the law applicable to that flight, as summarised in clauses 11.6 and 11.7. We will assist you in presenting a claim to the airline and will pass on to you, in full and without deduction, every amount that the airline releases to us for your Booking.
11.3Check-in, boarding and no-show
You are responsible for checking in within the airline's stated window, for meeting the airline's baggage rules, and for arriving at the airport with sufficient time. Recommended reporting times vary by airport and route and are shown on your e-ticket.
If you fail to travel on a booked sector, the airline may treat the remaining sectors of the itinerary as cancelled. No-show charges, and the loss of onward or return sectors, are determined by the airline's fare rules. Even where a fare is described as non-refundable, statutory taxes and government or airport charges that the airline did not have to pay because you did not travel may be refundable under the law summarised in clauses 11.6 and 11.7, and we will claim them for you on request.
11.4Connecting flights booked separately
Where an itinerary combines separately ticketed flights, each ticket is an independent contract. If a delay on one ticket causes you to miss a flight on another, the airlines are generally under no obligation to reaccommodate you or to refund the missed sector. Where the Platform combines separate tickets into one itinerary we tell you so before you pay. We recommend allowing generous connection time and considering travel insurance.
11.5Special assistance, accessibility and ancillaries
Requests for wheelchair assistance, medical clearance, special meals, infant equipment, oversized baggage or the carriage of animals must be made with the airline and are subject to its approval, capacity and charges. A request recorded on a Booking is a request only and is not confirmation that the airline has accepted it. We will pass every request on promptly and will tell you the airline's response as soon as we receive it. Airlines serving India must provide assistance to persons with disability and persons with reduced mobility in accordance with the DGCA's Civil Aviation Requirements on the carriage of such persons and the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016; airlines serving Australia are subject to the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth) and the Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport. If you need help using the Platform because of a disability, contact us at the addresses in clause 32 and we will assist you to make your Booking by another channel at no additional cost.
11.6Your rights as an air passenger in India
Flights to, from and within India are governed by the Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024, the Aircraft Rules, 1937 and the Civil Aviation Requirements issued by the DGCA, together with the Ministry of Civil Aviation's Passenger Charter. International carriage is additionally governed by the Carriage by Air Act, 1972, which gives effect to the Montreal Convention, 1999. The rights below are rights against the airline; we set them out so that you know what to expect, and we will help you enforce them.
Refunds (CAR Section 3, Series M, Part II). Under the revised requirement effective 26 March 2026, an airline must refund a ticket paid by credit card within seven days of cancellation to the cardholder's account; must refund all statutory taxes and the User Development Fee, Airport Development Fee and Passenger Service Fee on cancellation, non-utilisation or no-show, including on promotional and non-refundable fares; may not levy a cancellation charge exceeding the basic fare plus fuel surcharge; may not charge a processing fee for a refund; and may issue a credit shell only where you choose it rather than a refund. Where a ticket is purchased through a travel agent or online portal such as the Platform, the onus of refund lies with the airline, as we are its appointed representative, and the airline must complete the refund process within 14 working days. We initiate the transfer of a refund to your original payment method within [3] Business Days of receiving the funds from the airline, and we do not charge a fee for processing a refund that the CAR requires the airline to make. Where an airline offers a period after booking within which a ticket may be cancelled or amended without charge (currently 48 hours for bookings made directly with the airline, excluding domestic flights departing within seven days and international flights departing within 15 days of booking), we will pass on to you any equivalent facility the airline extends to bookings made through agents, and we will not charge our own service fee for a cancellation or amendment made within that period.
Denied boarding, cancellations and delays (CAR Section 3, Series M, Part IV). An airline that denies you boarding against your will, cancels a flight without the notice the CAR requires, or delays a flight beyond the thresholds the CAR sets must provide the facilities and pay the compensation prescribed in the CAR, which are determined by the length of the delay, the block time of the flight and the alternative arrangements offered, and which include, as applicable, meals and refreshments, hotel accommodation with transfers, an alternative flight or a full refund, and fixed monetary compensation. Compensation is not payable where the cancellation or delay is caused by extraordinary circumstances beyond the airline's control, as defined in the CAR.
Complaints about an airline. Each airline must publish the contact details of its nodal officer and appellate authority for passenger grievances. If the airline does not resolve your complaint, you may lodge it with the Ministry of Civil Aviation through the AirSewa portal or app, from where it is escalated to the DGCA, or approach a consumer commission under the Consumer Protection Act (clause 24). We will supply the Booking records you need for any such complaint.
11.7Your rights as an air passenger in Australia
Air travel within Australia, and international departures from Australia, are services to which the consumer guarantees in the Australian Consumer Law apply. The airline must supply the flight with due care and skill and within a reasonable time, and where it fails to do so for reasons within its control you are entitled to the remedies described in clause 25 against the airline, including your choice of a replacement flight or a refund where the flight is not supplied within a reasonable time. Those guarantees apply regardless of whether you booked directly with the airline or through the Platform, and an airline's conditions of carriage or compensation policy cannot displace them. Where a flight is disrupted by the action of a third party or an event outside the airline's control, such as weather, air-traffic control restrictions or a government direction, the consumer guarantees may not entitle you to a remedy, and your position is governed by the airline's conditions of carriage and any travel insurance you hold.
Liability for death or injury, for damage to, loss of or delay of baggage, and for delay of passengers on international flights is governed by the Civil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) Act 1959 (Cth), which gives effect to the Montreal Convention, 1999, and on domestic flights by Part IV of that Act. Claims for damaged baggage must be made to the airline in writing within seven days of receipt and claims for delayed baggage within 21 days of the baggage being made available, or the airline may refuse them.
At the date of this Agreement there is no statutory compensation scheme in Australia for flight delays or cancellations. The Commonwealth Government has introduced legislation to establish an aviation consumer protection scheme, including an industry ombudsperson and a charter of passenger rights; if and when that scheme commences, you will be able to use it in relation to airlines and airports covered by it, and we will update this clause. In the meantime, complaints about Qantas, Jetstar or Virgin Australia that the airline has not resolved may be referred to the Airline Customer Advocate, and complaints about any airline may be made to Consumer Affairs Victoria or the fair-trading agency in your State or Territory, or to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, as described in clause 28.
12Bus Bookings
Bus tickets booked through flytravio.com are supplied by independent bus operators and state road transport undertakings. Boarding points, departure times, vehicle type, seating configuration and amenities are set and controlled by the operator and may change; we pass on every change of which we are notified.
Delays, breakdowns, route diversions, changes of boarding point, and the conduct of operator staff are the responsibility of the operator. We will assist in raising a complaint with the operator, and we will pass on to you any refund or compensation the operator releases, but we do not control operator performance.
Cancellation charges and refund timelines for bus tickets are set by the operator and are displayed before payment. Some operator fares are non-refundable, and this is stated before you pay.
You must carry valid photo identification along with your ticket and must reach the boarding point at the stated time. Operators are generally not obliged to wait.
Bus operators in India are regulated under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and the rules of the State in which they are permitted to operate. There is no central rule prescribing refund timelines for bus tickets, so the operator's cancellation policy displayed before payment governs the refund of the fare. Our own obligations as an e-commerce entity under the Consumer Protection Act and the E-Commerce Rules apply to every bus Booking: we do not impose a cancellation charge of our own unless we would bear an equivalent charge if we cancelled the Booking unilaterally, we process refunds within a reasonable time once the operator releases them, and you may use the grievance process in clause 28 for any complaint about our service.
13Holiday packages and accommodation
Where we offer a package combining travel and accommodation, the inclusions, exclusions, itinerary, payment schedule and cancellation terms applicable to that package are published with the package and prevail over the general terms in this Agreement to the extent of any conflict. Where the package is assembled by a tour operator or destination management company, that company is the Service Provider for the package and its terms apply to it. Where we assemble the package ourselves and are identified on your invoice as its supplier, we are responsible for the package as described in clauses 3.1 and 3.2.
Star ratings, property descriptions, images and amenity lists are supplied by the Service Provider or by third-party content providers. Images are indicative. Ratings are assigned under local conventions and are not comparable across countries.
Special requests such as adjoining rooms, early check-in, late check-out, bed configuration, floor preference or a view are passed to the property but are not guaranteed unless the property confirms them in writing.
Local taxes, resort fees, city levies, security deposits and similar charges may be payable directly at the property and are not included in the amount paid to us unless expressly stated. Where we know that such a charge applies, we tell you before you pay.
Where a property is unable to honour a confirmed reservation, the Service Provider will offer accommodation of an equivalent or higher standard at no additional cost, or a full refund of the unused nights. We will help you obtain that remedy and, where the property's failure was caused by our error, we will arrange and pay for the alternative ourselves.
If a package purchased on the India Platform includes an international travel ticket together with accommodation, boarding, lodging or a similar component, it is an overseas tour programme package and tax will be collected at source as described in clause 9.2. The applicable amount is shown on the payment page before you pay. Packages and accommodation supplied in India attract Goods and Services Tax at the rate applicable to the supply, which is included in the price displayed.
Accommodation, tours and packages supplied within Australia are taxable supplies and the prices shown include GST. Our service of arranging accommodation, tours and packages that take place outside Australia is GST-free. Every package and accommodation Booking made on the Australia Platform is a supply of services to which the consumer guarantees in the Australian Consumer Law apply, whether the supplier is the property, the tour operator or, for a package we assemble ourselves, FlyTravio Pty Ltd.
14Travel insurance
We recommend that you consider whether travel insurance is appropriate for your journey, including cover for cancellation, medical expenses, baggage and missed connections. Where a travel insurance product is offered on the Platform, it is issued by a licensed insurer under the insurer's own policy wording, and the contract of insurance is between you and the insurer. We are not the insurer, we do not underwrite any risk, and we do not decide claims. Any claim, complaint or question about the policy must be directed to the insurer using the contact details in the policy documents. Insurance is always optional, is never pre-selected, and its price is shown separately before you choose it.
Any travel insurance offered on the India Platform is underwritten by an insurer registered with the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) and is distributed in accordance with the IRDAI's regulations governing the solicitation and distribution of insurance. Unless the Platform identifies us as a registered corporate agent or other IRDAI-registered intermediary for the product, we act only as a referral partner that displays the insurer's product, and the insurer's policy wording, premium, benefits, exclusions and claim process are those of the insurer. If you are dissatisfied with the insurer's handling of a claim or complaint, you may escalate it through the IRDAI's Bima Bharosa grievance portal and, thereafter, to the Insurance Ombudsman having jurisdiction over your place of residence.
FlyTravio Pty Ltd does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence. Where travel insurance is offered on the Australia Platform we do so only as a referrer to the insurer or the holder of an Australian Financial Services Licence identified at the point of offer or, where that licensee has appointed us as its authorised representative, as a distributor on its behalf within the limits of that appointment, and we do not provide financial product advice, whether general or personal. Nothing on the Platform takes into account your objectives, financial situation or needs, and nothing on the Platform should be read as a recommendation of any insurance product. Before you decide whether to purchase, you must read the insurer's Product Disclosure Statement and Target Market Determination, which are provided to you before payment. If we receive a commission or other benefit from the insurer in connection with your purchase, we disclose that fact and the amount or basis of the benefit at the point of offer. Complaints about the policy or a claim are handled by the insurer's internal dispute resolution process and, if unresolved, by the Australian Financial Complaints Authority.
16Travel documents, visas and health requirements
You are solely responsible for holding valid travel documentation for your entire journey, including passports, visas, transit visas, electronic travel authorisations, permits, identity documents, and any health, vaccination or biosecurity declaration required by a destination or transit country.
Requirements differ by nationality, by residence, by route and by the specific airports used, and they change frequently. Information presented on the Platform about documentation is drawn from third-party sources, is general guidance only, and must not be relied on as a substitute for checking with the relevant embassy, consulate, high commission or official government source, such as the Bureau of Immigration and the Ministry of External Affairs for India, and the Department of Home Affairs for Australia.
Most countries require a passport valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry, and some require blank pages, onward tickets or proof of funds. Travellers to Australia generally require a visa or electronic travel authorisation before boarding, and travellers to India generally require a visa or e-Visa issued before travel unless they hold an exemption.
Airlines are required by law to transmit advance passenger information and passenger name record data to border, customs and security authorities of the countries you fly to, from and over. By making a Booking you acknowledge that the airline and, where a law requires it, we will disclose the information those authorities require.
We are not liable for any loss, cost or inconvenience arising from denied boarding, refused entry, deportation or missed travel caused by inadequate or incorrect documentation that you were responsible for holding, and no refund will be due from us in those circumstances beyond any amount the Service Provider's fare rules or Applicable Law provide. Where a documentation problem results from incorrect information that we provided to you in response to a specific request, we are responsible to the extent Applicable Law provides.
17Your obligations and the rules of the Platform
This clause sets out the rules and regulations for use of the Platform. You agree that you will not:
- use the Platform for any unlawful purpose, or in breach of any applicable law or regulation
- make a speculative, false or fraudulent Booking, or a Booking in anticipation of demand
- use any automated system, robot, scraper, spider or similar tool to access, copy, monitor or extract data from the Platform, or to make or hold Bookings
- attempt to gain unauthorised access to the Platform, to any Account, or to any system or network connected to the Platform, or test the vulnerability of the Platform without our written permission
- introduce any virus, malicious code or harmful component
- copy, reproduce, republish, frame, mirror, or create a derivative work from any part of the Platform without our written permission
- resell, redistribute or commercially exploit any content, fare data or inventory obtained from the Platform
- interfere with the proper working of the Platform, or impose an unreasonable load on our infrastructure
- impersonate any person, or misrepresent your affiliation with any person or organisation
- use another person's payment instrument or identity documents without authority
- abuse, threaten or harass our staff or the staff of any Service Provider
- post, upload or share any content that is unlawful, defamatory, obscene, pornographic, paedophilic, invasive of another person's privacy, hateful, harassing, threatening, misleading, infringing of intellectual property, or harmful to a child
- post or share content that is false and is published with intent to mislead, deceive or harass, or synthetically generated audio, image or video content presented as real without a clear label
We may suspend access, remove content, cancel Bookings and take legal action in response to a breach of this clause. We will act proportionately, and where practicable we will tell you what we have done and why, and you may respond through the process in clause 28.
These rules are published as the rules and regulations required by Rule 3(1)(a) of the Intermediary Rules, and the categories of content listed above reflect Rule 3(1)(b) of those Rules. We will remind Users of these rules, and of the consequences of non-compliance, at least once every three months as those Rules require. Unauthorised access, damage to computer systems, identity theft and cheating by personation using a computer resource are offences under sections 43, 66, 66C and 66D of the IT Act, and cheating and forgery are offences under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023. Where we receive an order of a court or a lawful notification of a government agency requiring the removal of content or the disclosure of information, we will comply within the time the Intermediary Rules require.
Unauthorised access to, or modification or impairment of, data or electronic communications is an offence under Part 10.7 of the Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth) and under the Crimes Act 1958 (Vic). Where the eSafety Commissioner issues a notice under the Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth) requiring the removal of material posted on the Platform, we will comply within the time the notice specifies. Sending commercial electronic messages through the Platform's referral or sharing features without the recipient's consent is prohibited by the Spam Act 2003 (Cth).
18User generated content and reviews
Where the Platform allows you to submit a review, rating, photograph, comment or other material, you remain the owner of that material, and you grant us a worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive licence to use, reproduce, adapt, publish, translate and display it on the Platform and in our marketing, for as long as it remains published, and to keep a copy for record-keeping and legal purposes after it is removed. You may ask us to remove material you have submitted at any time, and we will do so within a reasonable time unless a law requires us to keep it.
You confirm that any material you submit is your own, that it is accurate, that it reflects your genuine experience of the Travel Product, that it does not infringe the rights of any third party, and that it is not unlawful, defamatory, obscene, misleading, discriminatory or abusive.
We only invite reviews from Users who have completed a Booking for the Travel Product concerned, we do not publish reviews that we know to be paid for or written by a person with an undisclosed connection to the Service Provider, and we do not edit a review in a way that changes its meaning. We may moderate, decline to publish or remove any submission that breaches clause 17 or this clause, and we are not obliged to publish anything you submit. Where a review is removed for a reason other than a legal requirement, we tell the author why.
Reviews reflect the views of the individual who wrote them and not the views of FlyTravio. Where an image or video you submit has been generated or materially altered using artificial intelligence, you must tell us when you submit it and we will label it.
We collect, moderate and publish reviews consistently with the principles of the Indian Standard IS 19000:2022 on online consumer reviews and with the Consumer Protection Act, under which the publication of a review known to be false or paid for without disclosure is an unfair trade practice. Synthetically generated images or videos are labelled as such in accordance with the Intermediary Rules as amended in 2026.
Publishing a fake or misleading review, or suppressing genuine negative reviews to create a misleading impression, is misleading or deceptive conduct under the Australian Consumer Law. We do not do either. Material that is the subject of a removal notice from the eSafety Commissioner under the Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth) is removed within the time the notice specifies.
19Intellectual property
The Platform and its content, including text, layout, design, graphics, logos, icons, images, software, databases and compilations, are owned by or licensed to FlyTravio and are protected by copyright, trade mark and other intellectual property laws, including the Copyright Act, 1957 and the Trade Marks Act, 1999 in India, and the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) and the Trade Marks Act 1995 (Cth) in Australia.
The FlyTravio name, logo and associated marks are our property. You may not use them without our prior written consent.
You are granted a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable and revocable licence to access and use the Platform for the purpose of searching for and booking Travel Products for yourself or for persons on whose behalf you are authorised to act. All other rights are reserved.
Marks belonging to Service Providers appear on the Platform for identification purposes only and remain the property of their respective owners. If you believe that content on the Platform infringes your intellectual property rights, write to the Grievance Officer or the complaints contact in clause 32 with details of the content and of your rights, and we will respond in accordance with Applicable Law.
20Third-party links and content
The Platform may contain links to websites operated by third parties, including Service Providers, Payment Partners, insurers and government agencies. We provide those links for convenience. We do not control, endorse or accept responsibility for the content, products, services, security or privacy practices of any linked site, and your use of a linked site is subject to that site's own terms. This clause does not exclude our responsibility for content that we have chosen to display on the Platform or for the services we ourselves provide.
22Disclaimers
Subject to clauses 24 and 25, and to the extent permitted by Applicable Law, the Platform is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. We do not warrant that the Platform will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or error-free, that defects will be corrected, or that the Platform or the servers that make it available are free of harmful components. We do, however, take reasonable care and skill in operating the Platform, and we remain responsible for the booking services we provide.
We do not warrant the accuracy, completeness or currency of content supplied to us by Service Providers or by third-party content providers, including fares, availability, schedules, descriptions, images, amenity lists and ratings, but we correct errors of which we become aware and we do not knowingly publish content that is misleading.
We may suspend access to the Platform, in whole or in part, for maintenance, upgrades or operational reasons. We give advance notice on the Platform where practicable, and a suspension does not affect a confirmed Booking or your ability to contact us about it by the channels in clause 32.
23Limitation of liability
This clause applies subject always to clauses 24 and 25, and only to the extent that Applicable Law permits a liability to be excluded or limited. It does not exclude or limit any right or remedy that Applicable Law gives you and that cannot be excluded or limited by agreement.
We are not liable for the acts, omissions, defaults, negligence, insolvency or performance of any Service Provider, or for any injury, death, loss, damage, delay or inconvenience arising from the provision or non-provision of a travel service by a Service Provider, except to the extent that the loss was caused by our own negligence, our own breach of this Agreement, or our failure to comply with a guarantee, duty or standard that Applicable Law imposes on us.
We are not liable for loss that was not reasonably foreseeable at the time you made the Booking. Where you use the Platform for the purposes of a business, and not as a consumer, we are also not liable for loss of profit, revenue, business, opportunity, data or goodwill, however arising.
Where we are liable to you in connection with a Booking, our total liability for all claims arising from that Booking is limited to the Total Booking Value that you paid to us for it. This limit does not apply to liability that cannot lawfully be limited, including liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, for a breach of a consumer guarantee under the Australian Consumer Law in respect of services of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use, or for loss caused by our wilful misconduct.
Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits our liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, for a breach of a privacy or data-protection law that cannot be excluded, or for any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
Nothing in this clause limits any compensation that a consumer commission may award you for a deficiency in our service, an unfair trade practice or an unfair contract term under the Consumer Protection Act, or any compensation payable to you under section 43A of the IT Act or the DPDP Act. We do not rely on any term of this Agreement to the extent that a consumer commission or court finds it to be an unfair contract term within the meaning of section 2(46) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
Our services on the Australia Platform are of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use. For that reason we do not, and cannot, limit our liability for a failure to comply with a consumer guarantee to the resupply of the services or the payment of the cost of resupply. The exclusions and limitations in this clause apply to an Australian consumer only in respect of liability that the Australian Consumer Law and other Applicable Law permit to be excluded or limited, and they do not limit the compensation for reasonably foreseeable loss or damage to which clause 25 entitles you. Where a business acquires services from us that are not of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use, our liability for a failure to comply with a consumer guarantee is limited, where it is fair and reasonable to do so under section 64A of the Australian Consumer Law, to supplying the services again or paying the cost of having them supplied again.
24Consumer rights in India
Nothing in this Agreement operates to exclude, restrict or modify any right, guarantee, warranty or remedy that you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020, the Indian Contract Act, 1872, the IT Act, the DPDP Act or any other Indian law that cannot lawfully be excluded. If you buy a Travel Product on the India Platform for a purpose other than resale or a commercial purpose you are a consumer under section 2(7) of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, which expressly includes a person who avails services through electronic means.
24.1Your rights under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019
You have the right to be protected against the marketing of services that are hazardous; the right to be informed about the quality, quantity, standard and price of services so as to protect you against unfair trade practices; the right to be assured access to services at competitive prices; the right to be heard; the right to seek redressal against unfair trade practices, restrictive trade practices and the unscrupulous exploitation of consumers; and the right to consumer awareness. We do not engage in any unfair trade practice within the meaning of section 2(47) of that Act, including making a false or misleading representation about the standard, quality or price of a service, advertising services at a bargain price we do not intend to offer, disclosing information given to us in confidence, or refusing to withdraw a deficient service and refund the consideration paid within the period stipulated or, where none is stipulated, within 30 days. We do not include in this Agreement any unfair contract term within the meaning of section 2(46), and we do not rely on a term to the extent that it is found to be one.
24.2Our duties under the E-Commerce Rules
As an e-commerce entity under the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020, Fly Travio Pvt Ltd is a company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013; has appointed a nodal person of contact and an alternate senior designated functionary, each resident in India, to ensure compliance with the Consumer Protection Act; displays on the Platform its legal name, the address of its registered office and branches, the name and details of its website, and its customer-care contact details; has appointed a Grievance Officer whose name, contact details and designation are displayed in clause 32, and who acknowledges every consumer complaint within 48 hours and redresses it within one month of receipt; does not adopt any unfair trade practice; does not manipulate the price of a Travel Product to gain unreasonable profit; does not discriminate between consumers of the same class; does not impose a cancellation charge on a consumer who cancels after confirming a purchase unless we would bear a similar charge if we cancelled unilaterally; effects every accepted refund within a reasonable period or the period prescribed by law; records your consent to a purchase only through an explicit and affirmative action and never through a pre-ticked box or automatic recording; and, as a marketplace, displays the details of Service Providers and the main parameters that determine the ranking of Travel Products in search results. From 1 January 2027 we will additionally comply with the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) (Amendment) Rules, 2026 as described in clause 7.5, will be a convergence partner of the National Consumer Helpline, and will provide you with a copy of your complaint as recorded by our Grievance Officer.
24.3Where you can take a complaint
If a complaint is not resolved through the process in clause 28, you may file a consumer complaint with the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, the State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission or the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, according to the value of the consideration paid (at the date of this Agreement, up to ₹50 lakh in the District Commission, above ₹50 lakh and up to ₹2 crore in the State Commission, and above ₹2 crore in the National Commission). You may file the complaint in the commission having jurisdiction over the place where you reside or personally work for gain, and you may file it online through the e-Daakhil facility of the E-Jagriti portal. You may also call the National Consumer Helpline on 1915, and you may complain to the Central Consumer Protection Authority about an unfair trade practice, a misleading advertisement or a dark pattern. Mediation through a consumer mediation cell is available where both parties consent. Nothing in this Agreement, including clause 29, requires you to arbitrate a consumer dispute, prevents you from approaching a consumer commission, or limits the time within which you may do so.
25Consumer rights in Australia
If you acquire services from us on the Australia Platform you are a consumer within the meaning of section 3 of the Australian Consumer Law, because the services are of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal, domestic or household use, and this is so whatever their price. The consumer guarantees in Part 3-2 of the Australian Consumer Law apply to the booking services we supply to you, and separately to the travel services that Service Providers supply to you. Under those guarantees services must be supplied with due care and skill, must be reasonably fit for any purpose you have made known, and must be supplied within a reasonable time where no time is agreed.
Our services come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. For major failures with the service, you are entitled: to cancel your service contract with us; and to a refund for the unused portion, or to compensation for its reduced value. You are also entitled to be compensated for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. If the failure does not amount to a major failure you are entitled to have problems with the service rectified in a reasonable time and, if this is not done, to cancel your contract and obtain a refund for the unused portion of the contract.
A failure is a major failure if, for example, you would not have acquired the service had you known of the nature and extent of the failure, the service is substantially unfit for its usual purpose or a purpose you made known and cannot easily be made fit within a reasonable time, or the supply of the service creates an unsafe situation. The remedies described above are in addition to any other right or remedy you have under law, and nothing in this Agreement excludes, restricts or modifies them: section 64 of the Australian Consumer Law makes any term that purports to do so void. We do not display or make statements that refunds are not available, and section 67 of the Australian Consumer Law means that the consumer guarantees apply to you even if a term of this Agreement, or a Product Term, purports to apply the law of another country.
25.1Who provides the remedy
If our booking service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, for example because we did not make the Booking you asked for, made it incorrectly, or did not pass on a schedule change we had been told about, we provide the remedy. If a travel service fails to meet a consumer guarantee, for example because a flight or accommodation was not supplied within a reasonable time for reasons within the Service Provider's control, the Service Provider provides the remedy, which is your choice of a replacement service or a refund where the failure is major. We will help you obtain that remedy from the Service Provider, we will pass on to you in full every amount the Service Provider releases, and we do not charge a fee for doing so. The consumer guarantees do not entitle you to a remedy where you change your mind, where you miss a travel service for a reason unrelated to it, or where the actions of a third party or an event outside the Service Provider's control prevent the service being supplied, although your travel insurance and the Service Provider's own policies may.
25.2Unfair contract terms
This Agreement is a standard form consumer contract to which Part 2-3 of the Australian Consumer Law applies. We have drafted it so that no term causes a significant imbalance in our respective rights and obligations, goes further than is reasonably necessary to protect our legitimate interests, or would cause you detriment if relied on. In particular, we do not vary the Agreement or the price of a confirmed Booking without your agreement (clause 30); our cancellation and refund terms mirror those we apply to ourselves (clause 15); our limitation of liability preserves your statutory rights (clause 23); our indemnity is confined to loss you actually cause (clause 26); and we do not require you to arbitrate, to litigate outside Australia, or to bear any burden of proof that the law would not otherwise place on you (clause 29). If a court or tribunal nevertheless finds a term to be unfair, that term is void, we will not rely on it, and the remainder of the Agreement continues.
25.3Fair trading and where you can take a complaint
Our conduct on the Australia Platform is also subject to the prohibitions on misleading or deceptive conduct, false or misleading representations, bait advertising and component pricing in the Australian Consumer Law described in clause 7.6, and, from 1 July 2027, to the general prohibition on unfair trading practices and the specific prohibition on drip pricing introduced by the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Unfair Trading Practices) Act 2026 (Cth). If a complaint is not resolved through the process in clause 28, you may contact Consumer Affairs Victoria or the fair-trading agency in your State or Territory, which can conciliate a dispute between you and us; you may report conduct to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission; and you may bring a consumer claim in the Civil Claims List of the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, in the equivalent tribunal of your State or Territory, or in a court of competent jurisdiction. Nothing in this Agreement requires you to arbitrate, limits the evidence you may rely on, or requires you to bring a claim outside Australia.
26Indemnity
You agree to compensate FlyTravio, its directors, officers, employees and agents for any loss, liability, cost or expense, including reasonable legal costs, that we suffer as a direct result of your fraudulent or unlawful use of the Platform, your making of a Booking with a payment instrument or identity that you were not authorised to use, or your breach of clause 17 or clause 18. This indemnity does not apply to the extent that the loss was caused or contributed to by our negligence, our breach of this Agreement or our failure to comply with Applicable Law, and it does not apply to a claim that you are entitled to bring against us under Applicable Law. We will take reasonable steps to mitigate any loss for which we seek to be compensated.
27Force majeure
We are not liable for any failure or delay in performing our obligations where that failure or delay results from an event beyond our reasonable control, including act of God, natural disaster, extreme weather, fire, flood, earthquake, epidemic or pandemic, war, terrorism, civil unrest, riot, strike or industrial action not involving our own staff, government order, border closure, airspace restriction, airport closure, air-traffic-control decision, failure of telecommunications or power supply not caused by us, cyber attack despite reasonable security measures, or the insolvency or withdrawal of a Service Provider.
Where such an event affects a Booking, we will tell you as soon as practicable, we will assist you in recovering what is recoverable from the Service Provider, and we will pass on in full every amount the Service Provider releases, but we are not obliged to refund from our own funds amounts that the Service Provider does not release. Where the event makes it impossible for us to provide a booking service for which you have paid the Convenience Fee and the Booking is not made, we refund the Convenience Fee. This clause does not affect any right you have under the DGCA requirements, the Australian Consumer Law or any other Applicable Law against a Service Provider or against us.
28Grievance redressal and complaints
We aim to resolve complaints quickly and fairly. Whichever edition of the Platform you use, please quote your booking reference, tell us what went wrong and what outcome you are seeking, and give us the contact details at which you would like to hear from us. We keep a record of every complaint, we do not charge for handling a complaint, and making a complaint never affects a confirmed Booking.
28.1Complaints on the India Platform
Please follow these steps in order.
- Contact our customer-care team at customersupport.in@flytravio.com or +91 7058866889, or through the Help section of your Account.
- If it remains unresolved, write to our Grievance Officer, appointed under the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020 and the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021.
Grievance Officer — Fly Travio Pvt Ltd
Address: Office No. AO-107, Gogol Vista Complex, Block A, First Floor, Gogol, South Goa, Goa 403601, India
Email: customersupport.in@flytravio.com
Telephone: +91 7058866889
Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM · Closed Sunday and public holidays
The Grievance Officer acknowledges every complaint within 24 hours of receipt with a unique ticket number, resolves complaints about content or the operation of the Platform within seven days as the Intermediary Rules require, and resolves every consumer complaint within one month of receipt as the E-Commerce Rules require. On request, and in every case from 1 January 2027, we provide you with a copy of your complaint as recorded by the Grievance Officer. Grievances about the handling of your personal data are resolved within the time the DPDP Act and its Rules prescribe once those provisions commence, and within one month under the SPDI Rules until then.
If you are not satisfied with the Grievance Officer's response, you may: call the National Consumer Helpline on 1915 or use the NCH app; file a complaint with the consumer commission having jurisdiction, online through e-Daakhil on the E-Jagriti portal, as described in clause 24.3; complain to the Central Consumer Protection Authority about an unfair trade practice, misleading advertisement or dark pattern; lodge a complaint about an airline through the AirSewa portal of the Ministry of Civil Aviation; complain about your bank or payment service provider under the Reserve Bank – Integrated Ombudsman Scheme; complain about an insurer through the IRDAI's Bima Bharosa portal and the Insurance Ombudsman; or, once the relevant provisions of the DPDP Act commence, complain to the Data Protection Board of India about the handling of your personal data.
28.2Complaints on the Australia Platform
Please follow these steps in order.
- Contact our customer-care team at customersupport.au@flytravio.com or +61 1300029817, or through the Help section of your Account.
- If your complaint is not resolved to your satisfaction, escalate it to our Complaints Officer at customersupport.au@flytravio.com. We acknowledge every escalated complaint within two Business Days, tell you who is handling it, keep you informed of progress, and aim to give you a final response within 21 days. If we need longer, we tell you why and when you can expect our response.
- Complaints about the handling of your personal information may be made directly to our Privacy Officer at customersupport.au@flytravio.com, who responds within 30 days.
If you are not satisfied with our final response, or if you have not received one within the time stated, you may: contact Consumer Affairs Victoria or the fair-trading agency in your State or Territory, which can conciliate a dispute between you and us; report conduct to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission; bring a consumer claim in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal or the equivalent tribunal or court in your State or Territory; complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner about a privacy matter; complain to the Airline Customer Advocate about Qantas, Jetstar or Virgin Australia, or, once an aviation consumer ombuds scheme commences under Australian law, to that scheme, about an airline or airport it covers; complain to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority about your bank, card issuer, buy-now-pay-later provider or insurer; report unwanted marketing messages to the Australian Communications and Media Authority; or complain to the Australian Human Rights Commission about discrimination.
29Governing law and dispute resolution
Before commencing proceedings, both of us will attempt in good faith to resolve any dispute through the process in clause 28. Nothing in this clause prevents either of us from seeking urgent interim relief from a court, and nothing in it limits the time within which you may bring a claim or requires you to bring a claim in a forum other than one that Applicable Law makes available to you.
29.1India Platform
This Agreement, and every Booking made on the India Platform, is governed by the laws of India. Subject to the rest of this clause, the courts at Goa, India have jurisdiction over any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Agreement. This choice of forum does not apply to a consumer complaint under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, which you may file with the consumer commission having jurisdiction over the place where you reside or personally work for gain, or with any other forum that Act makes available to you, and it does not prevent you from bringing proceedings that Applicable Law entitles you to bring elsewhere. Consumer disputes are not subject to arbitration under this Agreement.
29.2Australia Platform
This Agreement, and every Booking made on the Australia Platform, is governed by the laws of the State of Victoria and the laws of the Commonwealth of Australia that apply there. Each of us submits to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Victoria, the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, and the courts and tribunals that have jurisdiction on appeal from them. You may also bring proceedings in the courts or tribunals of the State or Territory in which you live. Nothing in this Agreement requires you to arbitrate a dispute, to bring a claim outside Australia, or to bring a claim in any forum other than one of your choosing that has jurisdiction. The Australian Consumer Law applies to this Agreement and to every Booking made on the Australia Platform regardless of any other choice of law.
If you are resident in one country and make a Booking on the other country's edition of the Platform, the law and forum stated for that edition apply to the contract, but the mandatory consumer protections of your country of residence that apply to you continue to apply and may be enforced in the forums those laws provide.
30Changes to this Agreement
We may amend this Agreement by publishing a revised version on the Platform with a new effective date, for example to reflect a change in the law, in our products or in the way the Platform works. Where a change is material, we will give registered Users at least 14 days' notice by email or Account notification before it takes effect, and we will highlight what has changed. If you do not agree to a material change you may close your Account before the change takes effect, without charge.
A change applies only to Bookings made after its effective date. The version of this Agreement in force at the time you made a Booking continues to govern that Booking, and we do not change the price, the fare rules or the material terms of a confirmed Booking without your agreement, except where a change is required by law or by a Service Provider and you are given the rights described in clauses 11, 12 and 13.
Continued use of the Platform to make a new Booking after the effective date of a change constitutes acceptance of the revised Agreement for that Booking. Previous versions of this Agreement are archived, and we will provide you with the version that applied to a Booking on request.
31General
Severability. If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid, unfair or unenforceable, that provision is severed to the extent necessary and the remainder continues in full force.
Waiver. A failure by either of us to enforce a provision does not waive the right to enforce it later. A waiver is effective only if it is in writing.
Assignment. Neither of us may assign or transfer rights under this Agreement without the other's consent, which must not be unreasonably withheld, except that we may transfer this Agreement and your Bookings to a related company or to a successor to our business on giving you notice, provided that the transfer does not reduce your rights or the service you receive.
Entire agreement. This Agreement, together with the Privacy Policy, the Cookie Policy, the Cancellation and Refund Policy and the Product Terms applicable to a Booking, constitutes the entire agreement between you and us in relation to the Platform and that Booking, and replaces any prior understanding on the same subject. This does not exclude liability for any statement made fraudulently, for conduct that Applicable Law makes actionable, or for any specific representation we make to you in writing in response to a request about a Booking.
Relationship. Nothing in this Agreement creates a partnership, joint venture or employment relationship between you and us. Where we act as agent, we act as agent for the Service Provider for the purpose of making the Booking, and not as your agent.
Third parties. Except for Service Providers and Payment Partners to the extent that a clause expressly refers to them, no person other than you and us has any right to enforce this Agreement.
Language. This Agreement is drafted in English. Any translation is provided for convenience and the English version prevails in the event of inconsistency, except where the law of your country requires otherwise.
Survival. Clauses 6, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29 and 31 survive the termination of this Agreement or the closure of your Account.
32Contact and legal entity details
India — Fly Travio Pvt Ltd
A private limited company incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013
CIN: U79110GA2026PTC017913
Registered office: Office No. AO-107, Gogol Vista Complex, Block A, First Floor, Gogol, South Goa, Goa 403601, India
GSTIN: 30AAGCF9110R1ZG
Customer care: customersupport.in@flytravio.com
+91 7058866889
Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM · Sunday & Public Holidays Closed (Indian Standard Time)
Australia — FlyTravio Pty Ltd
A proprietary limited company registered in Australia
ABN: 30 694 491 962
Registered office: 22-30 Wallace Avenue, Point Cook, Victoria 3030, Australia
Customer care: customersupport.au@flytravio.com
+61 1300029817
Hours: Monday–Friday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Saturday 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM · Sunday & Public Holidays Closed (Melbourne time)
SSchedule — Laws and regulators referred to in this Agreement
This Schedule lists, for reference, the principal laws and regulators referred to in this Agreement for each market. It is a guide only; each reference includes the law as amended and the rules, regulations, directions and guidelines made under it, and the Agreement applies a law only from the date on which its provisions are in force.
| Subject | India — Fly Travio Pvt Ltd | Australia — FlyTravio Pty Ltd |
|---|---|---|
| Contract and capacity | Indian Contract Act, 1872; Indian Majority Act, 1875; Companies Act, 2013 | Common law of contract; Age of Majority Act 1977 (Vic); Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) |
| Electronic transactions and evidence | Information Technology Act, 2000 (ss. 4, 5, 10A, 43, 43A, 66, 66C, 66D, 72A, 79); Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023 (ss. 61–63) | Electronic Transactions Act 1999 (Cth); Electronic Transactions (Victoria) Act 2000; Evidence Act 2008 (Vic) |
| Platform and intermediary rules | Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, as amended in 2026; Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020, as amended by the Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) (Amendment) Rules, 2026 (from 1 January 2027) | Online Safety Act 2021 (Cth); Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth) |
| Consumer protection | Consumer Protection Act, 2019; Consumer Protection (Jurisdiction of the District Commission, the State Commission and the National Commission) Rules, 2021; Guidelines for Prevention and Regulation of Dark Patterns, 2023; Guidelines for Prevention of Misleading Advertisements and Endorsements for Misleading Advertisements, 2022; Indian Standard IS 19000:2022 | Australian Consumer Law (Schedule 2, Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)), including consumer guarantees (Part 3-2), unfair contract terms (Part 2-3), ss. 18, 29, 35, 48, 64, 64A, 67; Australian Consumer Law and Fair Trading Act 2012 (Vic); Competition and Consumer Amendment (Unfair Trading Practices) Act 2026 (Cth) (from 1 July 2027) |
| Payments and payment gateways | Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007; Reserve Bank of India (Regulation of Payment Aggregators) Directions, 2025; RBI directions on card-on-file tokenisation (2021–2022); RBI (Authentication Mechanisms for Digital Payment Transactions) Directions, 2025; RBI circular on Harmonisation of Turn Around Time and Customer Compensation for Failed Transactions (2019); RBI directions on limiting customer liability in unauthorised electronic banking transactions (2017); RBI e-mandate framework; Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999; PCI DSS | Payment Systems (Regulation) Act 1998 (Cth) and Reserve Bank of Australia standards on merchant pricing and surcharging (from 1 October 2026); Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth), Part IVC (excessive payment surcharges); ePayments Code (ASIC); National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 (Cth) (buy-now-pay-later); PCI DSS |
| Privacy and data protection | Information Technology Act, 2000, s. 43A and the Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011; Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 (phased commencement); CERT-In directions on cyber-security incident reporting (2022) | Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles, including the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme (Part IIIC) and the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 (Cth); Cyber Security Act 2024 (Cth) |
| Marketing communications | Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations, 2018 (TRAI), as amended in 2025 | Spam Act 2003 (Cth); Do Not Call Register Act 2006 (Cth) |
| Aviation | Bharatiya Vayuyan Adhiniyam, 2024; Aircraft Rules, 1937; DGCA Civil Aviation Requirements, Section 3, Series M, Parts I, II and IV; Ministry of Civil Aviation Passenger Charter; Carriage by Air Act, 1972 (Montreal Convention, 1999) | Civil Aviation (Carriers' Liability) Act 1959 (Cth) (Montreal Convention, 1999, and domestic carriage); Australian Consumer Law; proposed aviation consumer protection legislation (before Parliament at the date of this Agreement) |
| Road transport | Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 and State rules | Australian Consumer Law; State and Territory transport law |
| Insurance | Insurance Act, 1938; IRDAI regulations on insurance intermediaries and policyholder protection | Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), Chapter 7 (financial services licensing, product disclosure and design and distribution obligations); Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth); ASIC Act 2001 (Cth) |
| Tax | Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 and State GST laws; Income-tax Act, 2025, s. 394(1) (tax collected at source on overseas tour programme packages) | A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (Cth), including ss. 38-355 and 38-360; Passenger Movement Charge Act 1978 (Cth) |
| Accessibility | Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016; DGCA CAR Section 3, Series M, Part I | Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth); Disability Standards for Accessible Public Transport 2002 |
| Regulators and complaint bodies | Central Consumer Protection Authority; District, State and National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions; National Consumer Helpline (1915); E-Jagriti / e-Daakhil; Directorate General of Civil Aviation and AirSewa; Reserve Bank of India and the Reserve Bank – Integrated Ombudsman Scheme; Data Protection Board of India (once functioning); IRDAI Bima Bharosa and the Insurance Ombudsman; Indian Computer Emergency Response Team | Australian Competition and Consumer Commission; Consumer Affairs Victoria and State and Territory fair-trading agencies; Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal; Office of the Australian Information Commissioner; Australian Communications and Media Authority; eSafety Commissioner; Airline Customer Advocate; Australian Financial Complaints Authority; Australian Human Rights Commission |
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