An Airline Started Accepting Payments With BTC

Venezuela's most well-known aviation academy has started accepting Bitcoin as a new payment method.

An airline started accepting payments with BTC. Caracas Air, Venezuela's leading aviation academy, has started accepting Bitcoin payments. CEO of the company, Oliver Laufer, in a statement on his Twitter account, stated that Bitcoin is accepted as a new payment tool and those who prefer the new payment method will receive a discount. CEO Oliver Laufer, a graduate of Miami Dade Collage, founded the company with his brother in 2015. 12 years ago they sold everything to buy a Cessna 172 Skyhawk plane and set up a flight school. Caracas Air, which has become one of the fastest growing aviation academies in Latin America, currently has approximately 900 students. Venezuelans Use Cryptocurrency To Fight Hyper Inflation Combating hyper-inflation, Venezuela has been at the forefront of BTC adoption since the early days of cryptocurrency. It has become one of the leading countries in the world in terms of peer-to-peer trading, according to data obtained by blockchain giant Chainalysis. Apart from Bitcoin, other cryptocurrencies such as Dash are also developing in the socialist country day by day.