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Air Arabia partners with Emirates India International Exchange

SHARJAH - Air Arabia, the first and largest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa, announced today that it has entered into a partnership with Emirates India International Exchange, offering customers another convenient and easy cash payment option.

Air Arabia customers can pay for tickets booked through the airline’s call centre at any of the Exchange’s 12 branches in Sharjah, Dubai, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah and Fujairah. The customer will receive a reservation number and the booking will be held for 24 hours. Upon presentation of the reservation number, the customer can pay the full amount of the ticket, confirm the flight and collect the itinerary.

AK Nizar, Head of Commercial Department, Air Arabia, said:’ We are pleased to offer yet another convenient payment option for our customers, providing them with greater access to Air Arabia services. As we continue to expand our geographical reach, our focus remains on providing excellent customer service. Customers inclined to pay by cash will find this service extremely valuable.’ ‘

At Emirates India International Exchange, our mission is to offer a complete portfolio of products and services to our customers,” said Santosh Tandel, Chief Executive Officer, Emirates India International Exchange. “Through this partnership we are pleased to offer another value-added service and enhance the ease of booking Air Arabia tickets. We are confident that Air Arabia passengers will benefit from our strong network.”

Air Arabia passengers can also make payments for tickets at UAE Exchange, Emirates Post, Emirates NBD Bank and Alukkas Exchange in the UAE; Bank Muscat in Oman; and Nations Trust Bank in Sri Lanka. In addition to the airline’s call centre, Air Arabia passengers can also book tickets through the carrier’s sales centres and web site.