Reducing airline fraud risk through in-flight credit card authorisation
Singapore
AIRLINES are being offered a solution which leverages on a plane's existing equipment to reduce the risk of credit card fraud for in-flight purchases, which could help boost ancillary revenue.
The service, which allows real time credit card authorisations using Wi-Fi over the Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (Acars), is offered by aviation electronics solutions firm Rockwell Collins in partnership with retail group DFASS.
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