What Airline Ticket Payment is
Airline Ticket Payment is listed by GTBank under its personal banking e-banking services, described on the services index as booking a ticket "the way you travel; on the fly". It provides a secure online payment option for airline tickets rather than requiring a branch visit. Because the solution is web based, it can be accessed anywhere.
- Part of GTBank's e-Banking Services
- Web-based, accessible anywhere
- Secure and easy online payment option
How payment and ticketing work
Payment confirmation is online and real time, so the transaction is verified as it is made. Once the airline issues the ticket, the customer receives the e-ticket by email. No separate collection step is described.
- Online real-time payment confirmation
- E-ticket delivered by email on issue by the airline
Airlines covered
The service page lists the international airlines for which ticket payments can be made, and also has a section for local flights. The international carriers named are set out below.
- British Airways
- Delta Airlines
- Etihad Airways
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Kenya Airways
- Lufthansa
- Qatar Airways
- South African Airways
Payment requirements
GTBank sets out the booking details a customer needs before making a payment. These identify the passenger and the reservation held with the airline, and provide contact details for confirmation and delivery of the e-ticket.
- Passenger's name
- Booking reference (PNR)
- Travel date
- Valid email address and phone number
Sources
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Airline Ticket Payment | GTBank https://www.gtbank.com/personal-banking/services/e-banking/airline-ticket-payment Verified 19 Sep 2026
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Services | GTBank https://www.gtbank.com/personal-banking/services/e-banking
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Services | GTBank https://www.gtbank.com/personal-banking/services/imt-services
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Services | GTBank https://www.gtbank.com/personal-banking/services/other
Last verified 19 Sep 2026. This entry is compiled from the public web pages listed above. Nothing here is stated that those pages do not, and each of them was read on the date shown.