News
Hot Deals/Airlines
Air Arabia now accepts debit card, Netbanking payments in India
22 May 2015, 03:40 pm
Kolkata, May 22 (NITN): Air Arabia customers can now pay for flights using Indian debit cards and netbanking solutions in addition to previously available credit card options on the airline's website.
Customers from India can already book Air Arabia flights using an Indian or an International credit card.
The addition of local online payment methods covering the full spectrum of Internet payments means customers can also now pay with their local Indian debit card as well as via netbanking from around 50 banks in India, including State Bank of India, HDFC, ICICI, Citibank and Axis Bank.
Air Arabia customers in India can choose from a wide range of online payment options now including credit and debit cards, or through already available sales offices and partner travel agents.
Air Arabia started operations in India in 2005 and now flies to 13 cities in India which includes Jaipur, Kochi, Nagpur, Coimbatore, Thiruvananthapuram, Goa, Kozhikode, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, and Chennai – offering the perfect blend of connectivity from not just the smaller towns, but also from metros and Tier 1 cities across the length and breadth of the country. It operates over 112 weekly flights from its hub in Sharjah to the thirteen cities in India.
More News
- Qatar Airways launches twice-weekly flights to Caracas and Bogotá, becomes first Gulf carrier to serve Venezuela
- Air India unveils India-inspired guest amenities: What passengers can expect
- Emirates brings next-gen A350 aircraft on Mauritius route from November 1
- Lufthansa launches Kuala Lumpur–Frankfurt direct flights, strengthening Malaysia–Germany link
- Lufthansa Group renames Green Fare as Impact Fare to highlight sustainability contributions
- Wrote a postcard at 30,000 feet! How India Post and IndiGo are bringing back old-school romance
- Singapore Airlines upgrades in-flight experience with next-gen KrisWorld and high-speed Starlink connectivity
- Delhi-Osaka direct flights: Air India announces new Japan route from February 2027
- IndiGo expands Udaipur connectivity with new flights from Noida and Navi Mumbai
- Etihad Airways, Ibom Air agreement opens new travel links to five Nigerian cities from March 2027
Qatar Airways launches twic ...
Qatar Airways has launched a twice-weekly service connecting Doha with Caracas in Venezuela and Bogotá in Colombia. With this launch, the airline becomes the first Gulf carrier to serve Venezuela and the first airline to operate non-stop flights from the Middle East to both Caracas and Bogotá.
Air India unveils India-ins ...
Indian airline Air India has unveiled a new collection of amenity kits and loungewear for guests travelling on its international flights.
Emirates brings next-gen A3 ...
Emirates will introduce its Airbus A350 aircraft on its daily Dubai–Mauritius route from November 1, 2026, replacing the Boeing 777 currently operating the service. The new aircraft will operate flights EK709 and EK710 between Dubai and Mauritius, the airline said.