Surf Air offers big discounts for crypto purchases
California-based ‘all you can fly’ airline Surf Air is now offering discounts on subscriptions for crypto payments.
Express memberships with up to 93% off are up for grabs with payments made in Bitcoin or Litecoin.
Surf Air’s new Express memberships offer air travel on a per-seat basis with prices comparable to business class and last-minute economy.
Express memberships go live when the company’s current Indiegogo campaign concludes.
Surf Air wants ‘to bridge the future of travel with the future of money,’ it says.
The airline recently amended its business model to offer a new alternative to its core all you can fly prepaid membership
Surf Air connects cities across California and Texas including San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Austin and Dallas.
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