Private jet booking service PrivateFly.com has announced that they are accepting payments in Bitcoin. With the growing number of busy Bitcoin millionaires investors , private jet travel is the next logical industry to start accepting payment in the virtual currency. PrivateFly.com will accept bitcoins utilizing payment processor BitPay.
Customers can use the company’s online platform, apps and operations team to access a global network of over 7,000 private aircraft, booking charter flights within 90 minutes.
Adam Twidell, co-founder and CEO at PrivateFly, said he has ben following Bitcoin closely since 2012. and that “As a technology-led business in an industry built around the customer, we started investigating the introduction of bitcoin after a series of requests from our clients".

Twidell went on to say “We were surprised to find that bitcoin offers private jet customers many advantages over traditional currency payments via banks and credit cards,” he said.
The CEO predicts that, this year, less than 5% of the payments received by PrivateFly will be in bitcoin, adding “But who knows – nothing surprises me about the growth of bitcoin anymore!”
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