Argentinian Airline Issues Tickets as NFTs

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Written By Keegan King

BUENOS AIRES, AR – Argentinian airline Flybondi has integrated web3 technology into its ticketing process after expanding its partnership with TravelX. 

In a press release, Flybondi CEO Mauricio Sana said, “With this launch, we seek to generate a positive impact in the aviation industry through innovation and an application of blockchain technology.”

The airline’s new ticketing system, known as Ticket 3.0, allows passengers to transfer or sell their ‘NFTickets’ independently. The new integration is expected to reduce customer service fees and increase revenue through trading fees. 

Tickets can be purchased through the Flybondi website. TravelX will then issue an NFT ticket on top of a regular e-ticket; TravelX does not charge a fee on the initial ticket purchase. By integrating smart contract technology, Flybondi has increased security and transparency in the ticketing process.

Keegan King

Keegan is an avid user and advocate for blockchain technology and its implementation in everyday life. He writes a variety of content related to cryptocurrencies while also creating marketing materials for law firms in the greater Los Angeles area. He was a part of the curriculum writing team for the bitcoin coursework at Emile Learning. Before being a writer, Keegan King was a business English Teacher in Busan, South Korea. His students included local businessmen, engineers, and doctors who all enjoyed discussions about bitcoin and blockchains. Keegan King’s favorite altcoin is Polygon.

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