Aviation
Dana Air opens more sales points in Accra
By Isaac Tersoo Agber
One of Nigeria’s efficient carriers, Dana Air, has introduced more point of sales and contact centres for customers in Accra, Ghana. According to the airline, this is aimed at ensuring accessibility and seamless process of ticket booking and payment processes.
With this enthusiasm, the airline has also improved its chances on the Book on Hold payment option, which is already making waves as four more banks are set to take on the proposal and campaign.
Speaking on the development, Dana Air’s Accountable Manager, Mr. Obi Mbanuzuo, said the airline strategically opened the offices based on the demands of its passengers and the need for the airline to have multiple payment options and outlets for guests.
According to him: “apart from Guarantee Trust Bank, Zenith Bank and United Bank for Africa,we are also in talks with Access Bank, Fidelity Bank, UMB and Barclays Bank for book on hold payments. All our guests need to do is just to book their tickets on our website -www.flydanaair.com and then make payments at any of the listed banks within 12 hours.”
ALSO SEE: Dana Air rewards passengers on Lagos — Accra route
He urged frequent air travelers to register for the airlines’ frequent flyer programme; Dana Miles and take advantage of the multiple benefits that will follow and also expect more amazing packages in the months to come.
It would be recalled that only recently, the airline launched a promo tagged, “Show Your Loyalty’’ which entails guests to fly five times and get a free ticket on any of its route- Accra, Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Uyo.
The airline is reputed for its world-class in-flight service, superior on-time performance and innovative online products.
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