Emirates Launches Online Payment Services in BD

Industry: Aviation, Logistics & Shipping

Emirates Airlines has introduced an easy and convenient online payment option, enabling customers in Bangladesh to complete their booking transactions seamlessly. With this new feature, customers can now use locally issued debit and credit cards to make secure online payments on the Emirates website.

The introduction of this online payment solution is part of Emirates’ commitment to providing exceptional value and enhancing the customer experience throughout the booking process. By offering this additional payment method, Emirates aims to elevate the online customer journey and provide 24/7 convenience for travelers in Bangladesh. This initiative aligns with the government’s vision of digitizing various sectors and contributing to the development of a Smart Bangladesh.

Emirates currently operates 21 weekly flights from Dhaka, including connections via Dubai to over 130 destinations across six continents. Notably, Emirates is the sole airline offering First Class service from Dhaka, further enhancing the travel experience for passengers in the region.

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