Partner / Travel Supplier Agreement

This Agreement is between FlyAllOver (“FlyAllOver,” “Platform,” “we,” or “us”) and the airline, OTA, hotel, consolidator, or other travel supplier on the applicable order form or onboarding record (“Supplier,” “you,” or “your”).

FlyAllOver operates www.flyallover.com so customers can search, compare, and book flights and related travel. Supplier will make fares, schedules, rooms, or other products (“Inventory”) available through the Platform.

• “Booking” — a confirmed reservation or ticketed itinerary created through the Platform.
• “Customer” — the end user who searches or books on the Platform.
• “Order Form” — the commercial schedule describing fees, markets, content, and connectivity.

Supplier appoints FlyAllOver as a non-exclusive distribution channel for Inventory on the Order Form. Neither party guarantees exclusivity. FlyAllOver does not guarantee ranking, volume, or revenue.

The parties are independent contractors. Supplier alone operates flights, hotels, or other travel products, including safety, licensing, and fulfillment. Nothing creates a partnership, joint venture, or employment relationship.

Before go-live, Supplier must complete technical certification, provide accurate content, confirm ticketing or fulfillment authority, and satisfy reasonable compliance checks.

Supplier will keep fares, availability, schedules, rates, taxes, and cancellation terms accurate. FlyAllOver may verify credentials and suspend distribution if authority lapses or Inventory quality harms Customers.

Supplier sets fares, rates, and rules for its Inventory. Supplier grants FlyAllOver a non-exclusive license to display and transmit Supplier content solely to operate the Platform. FlyAllOver may show totals that include disclosed Platform booking fees.

Supplier will not submit misleading fares, unticketable bait inventory, unlawful content, or personal data unrelated to Booking fulfillment.

A Booking is created when Supplier’s systems confirm the reservation or issue a ticket. Supplier (or its validating carrier / property) issues tickets or confirmations and performs the travel under its own contracts of carriage or hotel terms.

• Meet agreed SLAs for booking, cancel, and change messages.
• Provide timely schedule-change and irregular-operations notices.
• Maintain commercially reasonable API uptime and error rates.
• Not systematically cancel Platform Bookings to shift Customers elsewhere.

Compensation may include commission, incentives, marketing or connectivity fees, or Customer-facing FlyAllOver booking fees, as set in the Order Form. Bookings originated through FlyAllOver channels are Platform Bookings; Supplier will not strip tracking to avoid fees. Each party pays taxes on its own income; Supplier remains responsible for ticket and occupancy taxes in Inventory pricing.

Customers may pay FlyAllOver (via Stripe or another processor) or Supplier directly, as stated in the Order Form. Where FlyAllOver collects for Supplier, it remits net amounts on the agreed schedule after commissions, Platform fees, refunds, chargebacks, and reserves.

Refunds follow Supplier fare rules and FlyAllOver’s Cancellation and Refund Policy for Platform fees. Parties will cooperate on chargebacks; liability follows the party whose fulfillment, pricing error, or fraud-control failure caused the dispute unless the Order Form says otherwise. FlyAllOver may set off amounts Supplier owes against remittances after notice.

Each party processes Customer data only to fulfill Bookings, prevent fraud, support Customers, and comply with law, consistent with FlyAllOver’s Privacy Policy . Supplier will use industry-appropriate security for APIs and traveler data. Card data must be handled only by PCI-compliant parties (for example, Stripe).

Supplier will notify FlyAllOver without undue delay of security incidents affecting Platform Booking data, protect API credentials, and remain responsible for actions taken with those credentials.

FlyAllOver owns the Platform and aggregated non-personal analytics. Supplier owns its Inventory data and marks, subject to Section 4. FlyAllOver grants Supplier a limited license to use supplier portals and APIs solely to manage Inventory and Bookings during the term.

Supplier will not reverse engineer the Platform, scrape Customer data beyond Booking needs, or use FlyAllOver marks except as authorized for co-marketing.

Each party will protect the other’s non-public business and technical information with reasonable care and use it only to perform this Agreement, except for disclosures required by law after notice when permitted.

Supplier will comply with aviation, hospitality, consumer, sanctions, anti-bribery, and data-protection laws applicable to its Inventory, and will not offer Inventory it lacks authority to sell.

Supplier will maintain insurance customary for its industry (including aviation or lodging liability as applicable) and provide evidence upon reasonable request.

Each party warrants it has authority to enter this Agreement. Supplier warrants that Inventory is accurately described, lawfully offered, and that confirmed Bookings will be honored under stated rules.

EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED, THE PLATFORM IS PROVIDED “AS IS.” FLYALLOVER DISCLAIMS IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.

Supplier will defend and indemnify FlyAllOver against third-party claims arising from Supplier’s Inventory, carriage or lodging performance, content, regulatory non-compliance, or breach of this Agreement.

FlyAllOver will defend and indemnify Supplier against third-party claims that Supplier’s authorized use of the unmodified Platform directly infringes a U.S. IP right, excluding claims caused by Supplier content or unauthorized combinations.

This Agreement starts on Order Form or activation date and continues per the Order Form or month-to-month until terminated. FlyAllOver may suspend distribution for security risk, repeated SLA failures, fraudulent Inventory, unpaid amounts, or legal requirements.

Either party may terminate for convenience on thirty (30) days’ written notice, or for material breach not cured within fifteen (15) days after notice. Outstanding Bookings remain Supplier’s responsibility. Fee, data, IP, confidentiality, indemnity, liability, and governing-law sections survive.

Before filing suit, the parties will attempt informal resolution for at least thirty (30) days. This Agreement is governed by New Jersey law. Exclusive venue lies in state or federal courts in New Jersey.

Notices go to Order Form contacts and info@flyallover.com. FlyAllOver may update this standard Agreement on www.flyallover.com with a new effective date; material adverse changes for existing Suppliers require notice, and continued distribution constitutes acceptance unless Supplier terminates under Section 15.

Neither party may assign without consent except to an affiliate or corporate successor. This Agreement, the Order Form, and incorporated policies are the entire agreement on Platform distribution. Electronic acceptance is binding.