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    Flutterwave’s partnership with IATA takes off: New payments for airlines in Africa

    July 15, 2023By Staff Writer
    Olugbenga GB Agboola - Founder and CEO at Flutterwave

    Flutterwave has partnered with IATA to simplify payments for airlines serving Africa.

    1. IATA has some 290 international airlines.
    2. This partnership enables airlines to easily expand their operations in Africa.
    3. Airlines and travel agencies can use Flutterwave via IFG to accept many forms of payment from customers.
    4. IFG offers a single global connection, with full end-to-end control on payment and settlement processes.
    5. This integration makes payments seamless for millions of customers in Africa.
    6. Africa is set to become one of the fastest growing aviation regions in the next 20 years.
    7. This partnership hopes to encourage more global airlines to expand into Africa.

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