Airlines News

Emirates is embracing new technologies such as the metaverse and NFTs to expand its reach, according to chief operating officer Adel Ahmed Al-Redha.

Floyd Mayweather’s latest bout with the crypto space will see him enter the Metaverse with a new NFT collection.

The airline industry is still reeling from the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, which shut down the global economy and restricted travel.

El Salvador’s Bitcoin adoption agenda continues apace, this time extending to a local airline.

The national carrier began accepting crypto payments in 2014.

Gazprom Neft’s aviation refueling subsidiary has piloted a blockchain-based refueling payment project to automate and accelerate transactions.

Air France is set to trial a blockchain-based system for verifying COVID-19 test results for its passengers.

Ubrich GmbH is providing a solution using Iota to the Frankfurt Airport coronavirus testing center.

Russian enterprises get deeper into blockchain.

Teleport, the logistics division of major airline AirAsia, launched blockchain-based cargo booking system Freightchain.

Flagship global airline KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is using blockchain to facilitate intercompany settlements process with its subsidiaries.

A company leveraging blockchain for aviation safety says it will continue working toward the improvement of its products for pilots and travelers.

The ICC and blockchain firms Perlin and AirCarbon have partnered to fund climate projects in the aviation industry.

American aircraft giant Boeing is joining the governing council of enterprise-focused decentralized network Hedera Hashgraph, according to Coindesk.

Etihad Airways has partnered with blockchain-based platform Winding Tree to explore how blockchain can aid in products distribution excluding third parties.