UAE’s Emirates Airline Set to Use ‘Bitcoin as a Payment Service’ – Featured Bitcoin News

One of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s leading airlines, Emirates Airline, said it has plans to add “bitcoin as a payment service.” The airline is planning to recruit personnel to create applications that monitor client needs.

There are two approaches and applications.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s leading airline, Emirates Airline, will soon embrace “bitcoin as a payment service,” the company’s chief operating officer (COO) Adel Ahmed Al-Redha has said. The airline will also add NFT (non-fungible token) collectibles to its website.

Reports of the airline’s plan to embrace bitcoin come just a few weeks after it revealed its NFT and metaverse plans. As reported by Bitcoin.com News, the company’s goal with the metaverse launch is to ensure the airline is “aligned with the UAE’s vision for the digital economy.”

Al Redha suggested in remarks in Arab News that his company might need to hire employees to help it create applications to monitor customers’ needs. He spoke out about the difference between NFTs, and the metaverse. He explained:

“NFTs and metaverse are two different applications and approaches. With the metaverse, you will be able to transform your whole processes — whether it is in operation, training, sales on the website, or complete experience — into a metaverse type application, but more importantly making it interactive.”

It did not indicate when the airline would like to offer bitcoin payments.

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Terence Zimwara

Terence Zimwara was a Zimbabwean award-winning journalist and author. His writings have covered the economic problems of several African countries and how digital currency can offer an escape route.







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