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Jet2.com to accept PayPal payments
Monday, 15 Dec, 2008
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Jet2.com has become the latest carrier to allow passengers to pay for flights using online payment scheme PayPal.
The deal means that in addition to debit and credit card transactions, travellers can also make payments via PayPal’s online option.
The low cost carrier’s commercial director Steve Lee said: “We are delighted to have teamed up with PayPal to offer our customers an extra, secure way to pay for their flights.
“The launch of the PayPal partnership is a further example of how we seek to innovate and provide our customers with even more.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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