Low Passage

Transportation while in cold sleep (suspended animation) is the low cost choice for Travellers on a budget.

Passengers are secured in a low passage berth and placed in a state of cryogenically suspended animation before the flight commences.

This method of transport requires minimal life support from the ships resources whilst in flight and is reflected within the cost of the ticket.

Low Passage is not completely without its risks and passengers do run some risk of not surviving the journey.

Before embarking on a Low Passage ticket, it usually required that the Traveller completes and signs a waiver releasing the Ship Owner/Captain of any liability in the event of death or injury as a result of this method of travel.

A modest baggage allowance of ten kilogrammes is provided.

Low Passage tickets typically cost around 1000 Cr