CA SB95

Explicitly includes "travel consolidators" (entities that buy airline tickets/vouchers in bulk and resell them at a discount) within the definition of "seller of travel" subject to existing regulations

Requires air carriers to refund passengers who purchased tickets or vouchers through a seller of travel if: the passenger was defrauded by the seller of travel, the air carrier had actual knowledge of the fraudulent business practice, and the passenger could not obtain a refund from the seller of travel within a reasonable time

Makes sales by unregistered sellers of travel voidable by the purchaser

Defines "fraud" as deceit under Civil Code Section 1710 or violations of Civil Code Section 1770 (Consumer Legal Remedies Act), and requires "actual knowledge" that the seller is engaged in a course of conduct violating these provisions

Awards reasonable attorney's fees and costs to plaintiffs who prevail in enforcement actions under this section