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‘Fly-Now-Pay-Later’, say Fidelity Bank and Air Peace

AdminBy AdminMarch 15, 2024Updated:March 15, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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Making travel more affordable: Allen Onyema (Founder & CEO, Air Peace Nigeria) pays courtesy visit to Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe (MD/ CEO, Fidelity Bank Plc)

In collaboration with Air Peace (private Nigerian airline), Fidelity Bank Plc has introduced a “Fly-Now-Pay-Later” solution, which ensures that prospective passengers are able to purchase the airline’s flight tickets based on an arrangement to pay back over a period of time.

Founded in 2013 by Nigerian lawyer and businessman, Allen Onyema, Air Peace provides passenger and charter services, flies to major cities across Nigeria, and reaches several destinations in West Africa and the Middle East. Recently, the airline launched its Lagos-London (UK) route, which takes off on March 30, 2024, offering attractive discounted fares.

To activate the “Fly-Now-Pay-Later” service, Fidelity Bank says: “To get started , simply dial *770*08# or visit our Mobile App”.⁣


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