When you claim money from more than one person or company for damages in domestic air travel, there's a limit to how much you can get in total. This limit applies even if you're claiming from both the air carriers and their workers. The workers must be doing their job when the incident happened. The total amount you can get is set by another part of the law, which is linked in the original text. You can't get more money than this limit, even if you add up all the claims against different people or companies.
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The aggregate of the amounts recoverable from the carriers, and from their servants or agents acting within the scope of their employment who are jointly and severally subject to liability under this Part, must not exceed the limits referred to in section 91ZC.
