Kenya Airways subsidiary, Jambojet, has introduced new ticket payments options with MTN and Airtel Money services.
This will enable travelers to book flights online, at call centres or at Jambojet offices using the two mobile money options to check out.
Jambojet CEO, Willem Hondius, said the mobile payment solution will give customers more flexibility.
“Our customers can easily book and pay for their tickets anywhere and anytime. Jambojet is committed to continually innovating and improving our products and services to enhance the travel experience for our passengers,” he said.
In order to access the service, travellers should dial *223#, choose paybills, select Jambojet bill, then select payment method (MTN Mobile Money or Airtel Money) and enter a pin to complete the transaction. Once the payment is processed, the customer will receive an SMS confirmation along with the e-ticket via e-mail.
Jambojet is barely four years old and currently operates flights to Entebbe, Eldoret, Kisumu, Malindi, Mombasa, Nairobi and Ukunda. In a short space of time, the airline has grown its route network from four to seven destinatons and flown over two million passengers.
