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    Pay in 3 interest-free monthly instalments, or defer to longer monthly plans; approval isn't guaranteed and a credit check applies. No hidden booking fees on Laters.

    Reviewed by the Laters.com payments teamUpdated 16 August 2026

    Postpay flights

    Can You Use Postpay for Flights?Postpay Is Coming Soon to Laters.com

    Not yet. Postpay is not currently available as a payment method on Laters.com, though it is on its way, so you cannot use Postpay to book flights and buy plane tickets through us today. We know travellers in the UAE and Saudi Arabia already use Postpay for everyday purchases, and we are working to bring that same option to flight checkout. Until then, we would rather tell you plainly than let you reach checkout expecting it.

    We understand the appeal: Postpay's Pay in 3 interest-free plan, and its Pay in 2 option, are popular across the UAE and Saudi Arabia for splitting a purchase without paying the full fare upfront. But because Postpay checkout is not yet built into Laters.com, we cannot offer that flow on any airline right now, whether you fly a Gulf carrier or a long-haul route further afield. We would rather hold off than promise a checkout experience that is not live.

    In the meantime, Laters.com already supports another payment method at checkout, so budget-conscious travellers still have a way to spread the cost of a flight while a credit check and approval process apply, and interest or fees may apply depending on the plan chosen. We will update this page the moment Postpay goes live, so check back or explore the payment option we do offer today to book your flight without waiting.

    Postpay flights on Laters.com: key facts

    Countries with Postpay checkout
    2
    Plan types published
    Up to 3
    APR on short-term plans
    0%

    Figures as published by Postpay, verified 16 August 2026 against Postpay’s country terms.

    Postpay plans by country

    Postpay Flight Booking: Available Countries

    Postpay checkout is not yet live on Laters.com. Once it launches, its footprint is concentrated in the Middle East, with the United Arab Emirates as the fullest market and Saudi Arabia offered on a narrower basis. Where our rows are supplied, coverage on Laters.com would map to most of the markets Postpay operates in, drawn from Postpay's own published country terms rather than our estimate. Settlement currencies would follow local terms, with AED confirmed for the UAE and the Saudi currency unconfirmed at this stage. Check back soon, and meanwhile explore another payment method already live on Laters.com. 2 markets offer interest-free instalments. 1 market offers longer monthly financing.

    United Arab Emirates

    Postpay Services DMCC contracts with UAE residents holding a valid Emirates ID, marketing "Pay in 3" interest-free monthly payments plus longer monthly instalment plans, with all fees stated in AED.

    Pay in 3Pay MonthlyPay Now

    Plans as published by Postpay for United Arab Emirates (AE), verified 16 August 2026.

    Saudi Arabia

    Postpay publishes a separate Saudi Arabia terms and conditions page and markets its instalment product to Saudi shoppers; the settlement currency and Saudi-specific plan set were not confirmed on the page itself.

    Pay in 3

    Plans as published by Postpay for Saudi Arabia (SA), verified 16 August 2026.

    Postpay's short-term instalment plan is marketed as "Pay in 3" across the region where it appears, with UAE terms confirming it and Saudi Arabia listing the same plan without full currency confirmation; no market in our data carries a different label for it, and no market here lacks it entirely. It works by taking a payment at purchase and further payments at fixed monthly intervals afterward, interest-free when paid on time, though approval is not guaranteed, a credit check applies, and Postpay's longer monthly plans carry additional fees. Limits, fees and exact terms differ by country and are confirmed by Postpay at checkout, not on this page.

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    More Ways to Pay Later for Flights

    Postpay is not yet bookable at Laters.com checkout, but Gcash is, so this comparison is really a look at what you can use right now versus what's coming soon. Postpay's own published terms centre on Pay in 3 interest-free monthly instalments, with a longer Pay Monthly option for bigger fares, and its strongest footing is in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Gcash, by contrast, is a pay-in-4 product with reach beyond the Middle East; you can compare Gcash for flights on Laters.com if you want to book today rather than wait. If Postpay isn't available where you are, these are the other providers that can spread the cost of your flight.

    Gcash

    Pay in 4 instalments

    Gcash splits the fare into four payments, and approval along with any credit check happens at checkout, so a fare can still be declined even though no interest is advertised. Missing a payment can bring fees, so it pays to check the schedule before you book.

    Coverage in words: strongest where Gcash is a recognised local wallet, so check availability for your route at booking

    Klarna

    Pay in 4 or monthly financing

    Klarna offers a shorter split-pay option alongside longer monthly plans, some of which carry an APR and all of which involve a credit check before approval. Paying nothing today still means the fare is owed on a schedule, so a missed payment can trigger fees.

    Coverage varies by country; confirm your market on Klarna's own site before booking

    Afterpay

    Pay in 4 instalments
    Afterpay

    Afterpay spreads a fare across four instalments, with approval decided at checkout and a credit check that can affect the outcome. Fees can apply if a payment is missed, so it's worth reading the schedule before confirming a ticket.

    Coverage in words: available in several markets, with Clearpay as the equivalent brand in the UK

    Zip

    Pay in 4 or longer financing
    Zip

    Zip offers both a short instalment plan and longer financing for bigger fares, and some of its plans carry an APR alongside a credit check at application. No upfront payment still means the fare, plus any interest or fees, remains due on schedule.

    Coverage in words: available in several markets, with Zip NZ as the local version in New Zealand

    Tabby

    Pay in 4 instalments
    Tabby

    Tabby splits a fare into four payments and runs a credit check before approving an order, so approval is never guaranteed. A missed instalment can bring fees, even though the standard plan is advertised as interest-free.

    Coverage in words: strongest across Middle East markets, similar to Postpay's own geography

    Affirm

    Longer monthly financing
    Affirm

    Affirm is built around monthly financing rather than a short pay-in-4 split, and many of its plans carry an APR set after a credit check. That makes it a fit for travellers who want a longer repayment term but who should weigh the interest cost against the price of the fare.

    Coverage in words: available in select markets, so check eligibility before booking

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    Postpay plans explained

    Split Your Flight, Pay Over Time with Postpay

    Postpay lets you split a fare into a handful of monthly payments or spread it across a longer stretch, depending on what your booking needs. Some plans run interest-free when everything is paid on time, others carry interest and fees, and Postpay runs a credit check before approving any plan. Note: Postpay is not yet bookable on Laters.com. Check out our other payment methods for now.

    Your flight

    $500

    ⭐Most popular

    Pay in 3

    Per instalment
    $166.67monthly, 3 times
    Due today
    $166.65if approved
    Total you pay
    $500.00no interest

    0% APR · 33.33% upfront · 3 months · late fee AED 25 on the first failed instalment attempt, then AED 30 if unsettled 10 days after the due date; total late fees capped at 25% of the order value

    Pay in 3 costs you nothing extra when all three monthly payments clear on schedule, since the plan is interest-free. Miss a payment and a late fee kicks in, so keep the card on file funded before each due date. Postpay charges the first payment when the order is confirmed and then automatically charges the card for the remaining two monthly payments; a small convenience fee may apply at the time of the down payment (UAE terms).

    Pay Monthly

    Payments
    $500.00monthly
    Due today
    Nothingif approved
    Total you pay
    $500.00no interest

    late fee AED 100 on the first failed instalment attempt and a further AED 100 if unsettled 10 days after the due date; total late fees capped at AED 200

    Pay Monthly spreads the fare over six or more months, which eases the hit to your budget but comes with a processing fee on the order plus a service fee that tapers over the term. Fall behind and a late fee applies on top, so this plan suits travellers who are confident in their monthly cash flow rather than those chasing the lowest total cost. UAE terms state that plans of 6 or more monthly instalments incur a 0.5% processing fee on the total order value plus a service fee that reduces over time; the exact available terms (e.g. 6 or 12 months) and any APR were not published.

    Pay Now

    Payments
    $500.00one-off, at checkout
    Due today
    $500.00
    Total you pay
    $500.00no credit involved

    100% upfront

    Pay Now means no credit involved at all: you settle the full fare at checkout and walk away owing nothing further. It suits anyone who would rather skip instalments and any related fees entirely. Postpay markets a Pay Now option alongside BNPL for merchants; no consumer-facing fee schedule was published for it.

    Whichever plan you choose, you repay Postpay directly on the schedule agreed at checkout, and the airline issues your e-ticket in full once the booking is confirmed. Postpay is not yet available to book on Laters.com; explore our other payment options in the meantime.

    Illustrative only. The figures above are computed from the fare you set: plain division for the interest-free plans, and the plan's own illustrative rate over its stated term for monthly financing. They are not an offer, a quote, or a prediction of what you will be given. Laters.com is not the lender and takes no part in the decision: which plans appear, the instalment amounts, any interest and fees, and whether you are eligible at all are determined by the provider alone, and depend on a credit or eligibility assessment, your country and your basket. The only way to see your real plans is to choose this payment method at checkout, at which point the provider, not Laters.com, approves or declines the purchase. All plans, rates, fees and terms are estimates only and subject to approval and to change.

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    Laters.com Payment Score: Postpay

    What is the Laters.com Payment Score?

    Our editorial rating, out of 10, for how well a buy now, pay later provider actually works when you are booking a flight.

    1. 1Repayment Flexibility
    2. 2Interest Rate
    3. 3Eligibility
    4. 4Approval Process

    Every provider at our checkout is scored on the same 4 measures, so you can compare them like for like before you choose how to pay. See all fly now pay later provider scores →

    This score reflects Postpay's published plan terms, late fee schedules and confirmed market eligibility for flight bookings, weighed against our own editorial rubric. No brand pays Laters.com to be rated, and Postpay booking is coming soon to the platform. Last reviewed August 2026.

    Laters.com is the merchant for every booking on this page: we sell the ticket and earn from the fare, which is the same whichever payment method you choose. No payment provider pays us for placement, ranking or its Payment Score, and this page contains no affiliate links.

    payment Postpay score

    7.0/10

    Laters.com Payment Score

    Repayment Flexibility
    7
    Interest Rate
    7
    Eligibility
    7
    Approval Process
    7

    Postpay's headline is Pay in 3, three interest-free monthly payments confirmed for UAE and Saudi shoppers alike. UAE residents also get a Pay Monthly financing route of 6 or more instalments, carrying a 0.5% processing fee plus a tapering service fee. Late payments on Pay in 3 draw an AED 25 fee, rising to AED 30 after 10 days, capped at 25% of the order.

    What works well

    • Pay in 3 runs at 0% APR in both confirmed markets
    • Late fees on Pay in 3 capped at 25% of order value
    • Pay Monthly stretches to 6 or more instalments in the UAE

    What to watch

    • Pay Monthly's exact term length and APR aren't published
    • Saudi Arabia's plan set and currency aren't confirmed
    • Late fees on Pay Monthly capped at AED 200
    • Convenience fee may apply to the first Pay in 3 payment

    4 measures, scored the same way for every provider at our checkout.

    Repayment Flexibility7/10

    UAE shoppers choose between Pay in 3 (3 monthly instalments) and Pay Monthly financing (6+ instalments); Saudi Arabia lists only Pay in 3. One market gets real choice, the other a single shape.

    Interest Rate7/10

    Pay in 3 carries 0% APR across both markets. Pay Monthly is different: no APR was published, but UAE terms add a 0.5% processing fee plus a tapering service fee, so the longer route isn't cost-free.

    Eligibility7/10

    Confirmed only in two markets, UAE and Saudi Arabia. UAE requires a valid Emirates ID; Saudi Arabia's plan set and settlement currency weren't confirmed on Postpay's own page, narrowing what's actually verified there.

    Approval Process7/10

    Postpay charges the first Pay in 3 instalment when the order is confirmed and auto-bills the rest, with a small convenience fee possible on that down payment. No published detail on whether checks are soft or hard at checkout.

    The editorial take

    Strongest on
    Cost on the short plan: Pay in 3 holds 0% APR in both confirmed markets, with late fees capped at 25% of the order.
    Held back by
    Pay Monthly's own term length and APR aren't published, so a traveller can't compare its real cost before applying.
    Which plan
    Pay in 3 for a fare to clear within three months. Pay Monthly for a higher fare spread further out.

    This table prices one fare across Postpay's plans as offered in the UAE. The fare itself doesn't change: Laters.com adds no booking fee or surcharge for choosing to pay this way.

    PlanDue todayThenYou pay in allCost of credit
    Pay in 33 months at 0% APR$333.30$333.33 monthly, 2 times$1,000.00Nothing
    Pay MonthlyNothing$1,000.00 monthly$1,000.00Nothing
    Pay NowNot a credit product$1,000.00Nothing left to pay$1,000.00Nothing

    What else can cost you

    Standard Pay in 3 charges
    0% APR; the only published charge is the late fee if a payment is missed.
    Late payment, Pay in 3
    AED 25 on first failed attempt, AED 30 if unsettled 10 days later, capped at 25% of order value.
    Late payment, Pay Monthly
    AED 100 on first failed attempt and a further AED 100 after 10 days, capped at AED 200 total.
    Pay Monthly processing fee
    UAE terms add a 0.5% processing fee on total order value plus a service fee that tapers over time.
    Down payment convenience fee
    A small convenience fee may apply on the first Pay in 3 payment under UAE terms.

    This worked example is an illustration, not a quote. What you're actually offered depends on your market and on approval. Every provider on Laters.com is costed on the same rows so you can compare them fairly.

    Where Postpay leads

    • Pay in 3 runs at 0% APR in both confirmed markets
    • Late fees on Pay in 3 capped at 25% of order value
    • Pay Monthly stretches to 6 or more instalments in the UAE

    Before you apply

    1. Pay in 3 and Pay Monthly are both credit products; a check applies each time you apply, though Postpay hasn't published whether it's soft or hard.
    2. Pay Now is not a credit product: you pay the full fare immediately and no check applies to that option.
    3. UAE applicants need a valid Emirates ID; Saudi Arabia's eligibility terms sit on a separate page, so confirm current rules on Postpay's own site before booking.
    4. Very low-cost fares may not qualify for instalment plans, since no minimum basket figure was published either way.
    40+ScoredFly now pay later provider scoresPostpay is scored on the same measures as every other buy now, pay later provider we rate for booking flights.See all provider scores→
    From search to e-ticket

    How to Book Flights with Postpay on Laters

    The same 4 steps apply on every airline and every route on Laters.com.

    1. 1

      Search and book

      Search flights across every airline we sell and pick your dates. Book at the price shown that day: Laters.com is the travel agent selling your ticket, and you fly as the airline's own passenger with a confirmed booking, not a held price.

    2. 2

      Choose Postpay

      Select Postpay on the payment screen and choose a plan. Postpay reviews your application and gives its decision at checkout; approval is not guaranteed and depends on its own criteria.

    3. 3

      Pay over time

      Repay in instalments, a deferred balance, or a longer monthly schedule, whichever plan you picked at checkout; some plans carry interest and a credit check applies. Manage and repay through Postpay's own app or website, not through Laters.com.

    4. 4

      Let’s fly

      Your e-ticket is emailed once payment is confirmed. It is tied to your confirmed booking, not to the final instalment. You fly on schedule while your Postpay plan keeps running in the background.

    Laters.com vs booking direct

    Why Book Your Postpay Flights on Laters.com?

    Most airlines do not offer Postpay at their own checkout, and the few that do each set their own rules. On Laters.com, Postpay sits inside one checkout that covers every airline we sell, so the plans you get do not depend on who operates the flight. Note: Postpay is not yet available on Laters.com. Check out our other payment methods in the meantime.

    Laters.com compared with booking direct with the airline
    What you getLaters.comBook direct with the airline
    Postpay built into checkout on all 650+ airlines✓Very few
    The same Postpay plans, whichever airline you fly✓✕
    Compare every airline in one search, then pay with Postpay✓✕
    Official Postpay partner✓✕
    Other pay-later providers, stablecoins and 100+ more ways to pay at the same checkout✓✕
    No surcharge and no booking fee for paying with Postpay✓Varies

    Whichever airline operates your flight and whichever Postpay plan gets approved, subject to a credit check and any applicable fees, the booking sits with us. That means one team to call for changes, cancellations or refunds, rather than chasing an airline and a lender separately.

    Fees, refunds, credit checks and eligibility

    FAQs: Using Postpay to Book Flights

    Everything you need to know about paying for flights with Postpay on Laters.com.

    01Can I book flights with Postpay on Laters.com right now?

    Not yet. Postpay is coming soon to Laters.com, so flight bookings using this payment method are not currently available on our platform. In the meantime, Laters.com offers other payment methods, including alternative Buy Now Pay Later options, so you can still compare fares and complete a booking today. Check back on Laters.com for updates on when Postpay checkout goes live, or visit https://www.post.at/ for details on how Postpay works in general.

    02Which airlines let me pay with Postpay for flights?

    None yet on Laters.com, since Postpay is not currently offered as a checkout option on our platform. Once live, Postpay would typically apply as a payment method at checkout rather than something each individual airline switches on separately, meaning it would cover the fares we sell rather than being limited to specific carriers. For now, travellers can use one of the other payment methods already available on Laters.com to book any airline in our results. Visit https://www.post.at/ for how Postpay positions itself with travel merchants generally.

    03Does paying with Postpay cost extra on top of the flight price?

    Not applicable right now, because Postpay is not yet live as a payment option on Laters.com. When a Buy Now Pay Later method is available on our platform, Laters.com does not add its own payment surcharge or booking fee on top of the fare. That said, Postpay's own published terms show costs can apply depending on the plan, such as late fees of AED 25 on a first failed instalment (rising to AED 30 if unsettled after 10 days) on its Pay in 3 plan, or a processing fee on its longer Pay Monthly plans. Confirm current fee schedules at https://www.post.at/ before relying on any figure.

    04How soon will I get my e-ticket if I pay with Postpay?

    This is not something Laters.com can confirm yet, since Postpay is coming soon rather than active on our checkout. Generally, e-ticket issuance with any BNPL provider depends on the payment being approved first, and a credit check or affordability check typically runs before that approval completes. Once Postpay is available on Laters.com, ticketing timing will be published alongside the checkout flow. Until then, travellers wanting a payment plan today can use another BNPL method already live on Laters.com.

    05What kind of credit check does Postpay run for flight bookings?

    Postpay is not yet available on Laters.com, so we cannot confirm the exact credit check applied at our checkout specifically. In general, BNPL providers like Postpay assess applicants before approving a plan, and approval is never guaranteed, so a missed or failed payment can carry consequences for your finances. For the current credit assessment process Postpay uses in the UAE or Saudi Arabia, check https://www.post.at/ directly rather than relying on assumptions, since terms can change.

    06What happens if I miss a Postpay payment on a flight booking?

    Postpay is not currently offered on Laters.com, so no missed-payment scenario applies here yet. Based on Postpay's own published terms, its Pay in 3 plan carries a late fee of AED 25 on the first failed instalment attempt, rising to AED 30 if the balance is still unsettled 10 days later, with total late fees capped at 25% of the order value; the longer Pay Monthly plan carries fees up to AED 200. Missed payments on BNPL products can also be reported to credit reference agencies and may affect your credit standing. Confirm current terms at https://www.post.at/ before choosing a plan.

    07Which countries can use Postpay to book flights on Laters.com?

    None at the moment, because Postpay has not launched on Laters.com yet. Postpay itself currently markets its plans in the UAE, where Postpay Services DMCC contracts with residents holding a valid Emirates ID, and in Saudi Arabia, where it publishes separate terms and conditions for shoppers. When Postpay becomes available on Laters.com, the country you book from will determine which of its plans you see. Check https://www.post.at/ for the latest list of supported markets.

    08Which Postpay plan works best for an expensive long-haul flight?

    Laters.com cannot recommend a live Postpay plan yet, since the provider is coming soon rather than active on our platform. Based on Postpay's published structure, its longer Pay Monthly option, covering 6 or more monthly instalments, is built for spreading a larger cost over more time compared with the shorter 3-payment plan. That longer plan carries a 0.5% processing fee on the total order value plus a service fee, according to Postpay's UAE terms. Once Postpay is live here, Laters.com will show which plans apply to higher-value long-haul fares.

    09Will using Postpay affect my credit score?

    It can, though Postpay is not yet active on Laters.com to confirm the specific impact at our checkout. Any BNPL provider that runs a credit check as part of approval, or that reports missed payments to credit reference agencies, has the potential to affect your credit standing, not just your ability to use that provider again. Postpay's own late fee structure, including charges on failed instalments for its Pay in 3 and Pay Monthly plans, points to real consequences for missed payments. Check https://www.post.at/ for how Postpay describes its credit reporting practices.

    10What happens to my Postpay instalments if my flight is cancelled or refunded?

    This scenario does not yet apply on Laters.com, since Postpay is not currently a live payment method here. In general, when a BNPL-funded booking is refunded, outstanding instalments are typically adjusted or stopped and any amounts already paid are returned according to the provider's refund process, though the exact mechanics depend on the provider's terms. Postpay's published materials did not confirm its specific refund handling process for flights. Once Postpay launches on Laters.com, our refund policy alongside Postpay's process will be detailed at checkout, or you can check https://www.post.at/ now.

    11Can I use Postpay for international or multi-stop flight itineraries?

    Not on Laters.com yet, since Postpay has not launched on our platform. Generally speaking, a BNPL plan applies to the total fare charged at checkout rather than to the route itself, so a multi-stop or international itinerary would be treated the same as a single-leg booking once a provider is available. It is the country you book from, not the route you fly, that decides which plans appear. Visit https://www.post.at/ for more on how Postpay structures its plans around order value.

    12Is a Postpay-style interest-free plan really free, and what's the catch?

    Not entirely, even though Postpay's Pay in 3 plan is marketed as interest-free with 0% APR. Postpay still charges the first payment when the order is confirmed and automatically bills the remaining two monthly instalments, a small convenience fee may apply at the time of the down payment under its UAE terms, and missing a payment triggers late fees, up to AED 25 or AED 30 depending on timing, capped at 25% of the order value. So the plan avoids interest but is not necessarily free of all charges. Postpay is not yet available on Laters.com, so confirm current terms at https://www.post.at/ before assuming any cost structure applies to a future booking here.

    13Do airline miles and status points still accrue when paying with Postpay?

    Laters.com cannot confirm this yet for Postpay specifically, since it is not currently a live payment method on our platform. Typically, airline miles and status benefits are tied to the fare and ticket itself rather than to the payment method used, so booking with a BNPL provider generally would not change mileage accrual on its own. Airline-specific fare rules can vary, so it is worth checking the fare conditions for any booking. Once Postpay is available on Laters.com, this guidance will be confirmed alongside the checkout flow.

    14Can I use Postpay to book a business class or premium cabin flight?

    Not yet through Laters.com, as Postpay has not launched on our platform. Postpay's published plans do not state a minimum or maximum basket size, and its longer Pay Monthly option, covering 6 or more instalments with a processing fee on the total order value, is generally structured for higher-value purchases. Whether a premium cabin fare qualifies for a specific plan would depend on Postpay's approval process and terms at the time of booking. Check https://www.post.at/ for current guidance on order value and plan eligibility.

    15Do I need an existing Postpay account to book a flight with it?

    This is not yet relevant on Laters.com, since Postpay is coming soon rather than live at our checkout. Providers like Postpay generally require applicants to set up an account and pass a credit or affordability check before a plan is approved, so a prior account is often part of the process rather than optional. Approval is never guaranteed, and terms can differ between the UAE and Saudi Arabia markets Postpay serves. For the current account setup process, visit https://www.post.at/ directly.

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    About Buy Now Pay Later Flights with Postpay

    Who is Postpay?

    Postpay is a Middle East buy now pay later provider that lets shoppers and travellers split a purchase into instalments rather than paying the full fare in one go. It has grown from a checkout add-on into a broader instalment platform used across retail, and flights sit alongside everyday purchases as one more thing travellers can spread the cost of rather than a niche add-on bolted onto one category.

    Postpay Services DMCC operates out of the UAE, where it contracts with residents holding a valid Emirates ID, and it also markets its instalment product to shoppers in Saudi Arabia through separate local terms. We haven't been able to independently confirm every detail of its founding story, its current ownership structure, or whether it holds a formal banking or lending licence beyond what it publishes on its own site, so treat any specifics on that front as best checked directly with Postpay. What is clear is that its terms vary by market, its fee schedules are stated in local currency, and like any lender it has had to adapt its published terms over time as regulation and markets shift. Only take on a Postpay plan for a flight you can comfortably repay on the schedule set out at checkout, and check post.at for the current terms before you book.

    Booking with Postpay on Laters.com

    Postpay is not yet available as a payment method on Laters.com, though we're working on adding it. In the meantime, search a route, and at checkout you'll see the payment options we do support today, including other buy now pay later plans, so you can still spread the cost of a flight without reaching for a credit card. Once Postpay is live here, you can expect plan families like Pay in 3, its interest-free instalment option, alongside longer monthly financing plans, with the same rule that applies to any BNPL product: interest-free plans still require on-time payment, and longer financing plans may carry fees or a credit check and approval before they're confirmed.

    For any flight you book with us now, Laters.com is the merchant of record and issues the e-ticket, and whichever payment method you choose settles the fare without an added payment surcharge or booking fee, so the price you see is the price you pay by card or by instalment plan. We'll update this page with checkout details, plan names and country availability as soon as Postpay is switched on, so check back or subscribe for updates if this is the plan you're waiting for.

    Laters.com earns from the fare as the merchant, the same whichever payment method you choose; no payment provider pays for placement on this page.

    How pay-later credit works behind an airline checkout

    Four questions sit behind the Postpay button at any airline checkout. Our full guide answers them.

    • How BNPL underwriting reaches a decision in the seconds after you choose Postpay
    • How an airline ticket settles through IATA’s BSP and ARC
    • What a pay-later booking costs the merchant, and who carries the risk
    • How the UK, EU, US and Australian rules treat deferred-payment credit

    Read the guide →

    Regulatory summaries are general and change over time; they are not legal advice, so confirm current requirements with the relevant regulator or a qualified adviser.

    Postpay is a credit product

    Borrowing responsibly means only committing to instalments you can genuinely afford. Missed payments can result in late fees, may be reported to credit reference agencies, and may affect your credit standing and your ability to borrow in future. Visit Postpay’s own terms for current terms, eligibility criteria and country-specific plan availability. Laters.com is the new name for Fly Fairly; nothing about your booking or support changes. Last reviewed by the Laters.com editorial team in August 2026.

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