KLARNA8
8% off base fare
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Yes. Laters.com lets you book with Klarna on every airline, every route, and every fare class in our search, because the checkout is ours, not the airline's. This is a credit product, so a credit check may apply depending on the plan, and some plans carry interest. There's no payment surcharge and no booking fee for choosing Klarna at checkout. Full terms sit with Klarna as a featured merchant in the Klarna app.
Airlines rarely offer Klarna at their own checkout. Try booking direct with Delta, United, British Airways, Ryanair, Emirates, or Qantas and you won't find Klarna on the payment page. Book the same flight through Laters.com instead, and Klarna appears as an option regardless of which airline operates the route, because the split-pay relationship lives with us, not with the carrier.
Across the markets we support, you can typically choose from the short-term instalment plans, the deferred-payment option, or the longer monthly financing plans, depending on where you live and what you're booking. Every choice is subject to approval, a credit check may apply, some plans carry interest, and you need to be 18 or older to check out with Klarna on Laters.com.
Figures as published by Klarna, verified against Klarna’s country terms.
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KLARNA8
8% off base fare
KLARNA12
12% off base farewhen you add cancellation protection
Discounts apply to the base fare only, not to taxes, carrier charges or add-ons, so your saving off the total is smaller than the headline.
Klarna's flight-friendly footprint stretches well beyond its Nordic roots. Europe is where it runs deepest, with plan choice widest across the Nordics and into Germany, the Netherlands, France, and Spain. North America and Oceania are also live, alongside the UK, though the exact mix of plans on offer shifts from one market to the next. Check the grid below for your country, and confirm details with Klarna before you fly. 5 markets offer interest-free instalments. 4 markets offer a 30-day deferral. 3 markets offer longer monthly financing.
Pay in 4 and Pay in 30 are interest-free; financing APR 0.00%–35.99% subject to credit approval. Late fees up to $7 may apply on Pay in 4.
Plans as published by Klarna for United States (US), verified .
Plans as published by Klarna for United Kingdom (GB), verified .
Plans as published by Klarna for Germany (DE), verified .
Plans as published by Klarna for Sweden (SE), verified .
Plans as published by Klarna for Australia (AU), verified .
Klarna markets its short-term split-pay plan as Pay in 4 across most regions, though the UK lists it as Pay in 3 instead, and Australia's terms differ under local credit rules. Financing beyond that runs on a soft credit check and isn't published everywhere, so basket limits, fees, and rates vary by country and appear at Klarna checkout, not here. Always confirm current terms directly with Klarna before booking.
If Klarna is not available for your booking, whether that's a country restriction or the plans simply don't fit your fare, Laters.com still has you covered: other buy now, pay later providers can spread the cost of your flight instead.
Affirm builds its plans around longer monthly financing terms, which suits travellers who want to spread a pricier fare over several months rather than a few weeks like Klarna's Pay in 4.
Strongest in North America.
Afterpay's own Pay in 4 splits a fare into four instalments in a similar shape to Klarna's plan, and tends to be the more familiar name at checkout for shoppers in Australia and the US.
Strongest in Australia and the US.
Zip pairs instalment plans with a revolving line of credit, giving travellers who book flights repeatedly a reusable option rather than a one-off split like Klarna's Pay in 4.
Strongest in Australia and the US.
Tabby structures its plans around splitting a purchase into instalments and has built its reputation on flight and travel bookings across the Middle East, an area where Klarna has less reach.
Strongest in the Middle East.
Atome's plan splits a fare into instalments over a short stretch, much like Klarna's Pay in 4, but it is the stronger choice for travellers booking from Southeast Asia.
Strongest in Southeast Asia.
Sezzle offers a Pay in 4 structure comparable to Klarna's, giving North American travellers another interest-bearing-or-not option to compare before booking.
Strongest in North America.
Klarna gives flyers a few ways to split a fare: quick biweekly instalments, a short deferral, or longer monthly financing for pricier tickets. Some plans are interest-free, others carry interest, and Klarna runs a credit check on at least one option. Terms and eligibility vary, so confirm details before booking.
$500
Good for travellers who want a short, interest-free split into small biweekly chunks with no credit check. Interest-free; 25% due upfront, remainder over 3 biweekly instalments.
Suits flyers who need breathing room before paying in full, interest-free, with no credit check. No late fees or interest when paid on time; pay only for what you keep.
Fits bigger fares stretched over several months, though interest may apply and a soft credit check is required. Interest-bearing monthly financing (3–24 month options), subject to soft credit check.
Best for travellers who'd rather settle the fare outright and skip instalments altogether. Pay in full immediately with stored cards and buyer protection.
Whichever plan you pick, you repay Klarna directly on the agreed schedule. Laters issues your e-ticket in full once Klarna approves the booking, so your seat is confirmed before the final instalment is due.
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.
Our editorial rating, out of 10, for how well a buy now, pay later provider actually works when you are booking a flight.
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 provider scores →
This score is built from Klarna's published plan terms, APR ranges, basket limits and country-by-country availability, weighed against eligibility criteria for flight bookings and independent research into traveller feedback. No brand pays Laters.com for its rating. Last reviewed August 2026.
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Klarna spreads a fare across four plan shapes, from a 30-day deferral to 24-month financing, so the right fit depends on how much time you need and whether you want interest-free terms. Pay in 4 is the standout for typical fares, but longer financing carries real APR and a soft credit check.
4 measures, scored the same way for every provider at our checkout.
Repayment Flexibility9/10
Four distinct shapes: Pay in 4, Pay in 30, financing up to 24 months, and pay in full. The $35-$1,000 basket on Pay in 4 covers most economy fares but excludes pricier tickets.
Interest Rate8/10
Pay in 4 and Pay in 30 run at 0% APR, but financing spans 0.00%-35.99% APR depending on term and approval, so longer plans can get expensive.
Eligibility8/10
Klarna lists 31+ countries here, with full four-plan access in the US, DE and SE, but Australia gets just Pay in 4 and Pay Now, and the UK drops financing.
Approval Process9/10
Pay in 4, Pay in 30 and Pay Now need no credit check; only the 6-24 month financing plan triggers a soft check, which can slow ticketing.
The table below prices one identical fare across each Klarna plan Laters.com offers, so you can see how the schedule changes shape without the fare itself moving. Booking through Laters adds no extra fee for choosing to pay this way.
| Plan | Due today | Then | You pay in all | Cost of credit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pay in 40% APR | $250.00 | $250.00 every 2 weeks, 3 times | $1,000.00 | Nothing |
| Pay in 30 days0% APR | Nothing | $1,000.00 due in 30 days | $1,000.00 | Nothing |
| Pay over time0.00%–35.99% APR | Nothing | Set at approval | Set at approval | Set at approval |
| Pay in full todayNot a credit product | $1,000.00 | Nothing left to pay | $1,000.00 | Nothing |
Treat the worked figures as an illustration, not a quote for your booking. What you're actually offered depends on your market and on Klarna's approval decision, and every provider on this page is run through the same cost rows so you can compare plans on equal terms.
The same 4 steps apply on every airline and every route on Laters.com.
Search Laters and compare fares across every airline we sell, then pick the flight and fare class that suits your trip.
At checkout, select Klarna and choose your plan under Klarna's payment options, then wait for its decision.
Pay over time on the plan you chose at checkout; some plans carry an APR and interest, and a credit check may apply.
Your e-ticket is issued once payment is approved, so no upfront payment is due today, though the balance, plus any interest or fees, is still owed on schedule.
Klarna is one way to pay for a flight. Laters.com is where you decide how.
| What you get | Laters.com | Book direct with the airline |
|---|---|---|
| Klarna built into checkout on all 650+ airlines | ✓ | Very few |
| The same Klarna plans, whichever airline you fly | ✓ | ✕ |
| Compare every airline in one search, then pay with Klarna | ✓ | ✕ |
| Official Klarna 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 Klarna | ✓ | Varies |
Laters.com gives you more ways to pay, from Klarna's instalment plans to crypto and local payment methods, so you are never boxed into one checkout option. Compare BNPL terms across every airline we sell in a single search, then pick the plan that fits your budget and repayment comfort.
Klarna splits the fare on any route it sells, cheap or pricey, since the plan changes what you owe at checkout rather than which flight you're allowed to book, and the bigger the fare, the more that shift shows up in your wallet today.
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Each fare is the lowest we have seen on that route, shown in the currency it was found in. Fares are indicative and change with date and availability. Klarna settles in its supported currencies at checkout, which may differ from the currency shown here.
Everything you need to know about paying for flights with Klarna on Laters.com.
Yes, Laters lets you check out with Klarna across more than 600 airlines, on every route and fare class. You can pick Pay in 4, Pay in 30, monthly financing, or pay in full, and your e-ticket is issued once Klarna approves the payment. Klarna is a form of credit, so the plan you choose still needs to be paid back on schedule. Confirm current eligibility at klarna.com before booking.
Your e-ticket is delivered after Klarna approves your chosen payment plan, whether that's Pay in 4, Pay in 30, monthly financing, or paying in full. Approval speed depends on the plan and, for financing, on the outcome of a soft credit check. Because this is a credit purchase, the fare (and any interest on financing) is still owed even though the ticket lands in your inbox once approved.
It depends on the plan. Pay in 4, Pay in 30, and Pay Now do not require a credit check, while the monthly financing option (6, 12, 18, or 24 months) is subject to a soft credit check and carries an APR ranging from 0.00% to 35.99%. Even without a hard credit check, missing payments on any plan can lead to fees and may affect your ability to use Klarna again, so treat every plan as real credit, not free money. Check klarna.com for the current approval criteria.
Missing a payment on Pay in 4 can trigger a late fee of up to $7, and unpaid balances on any plan remain a debt you owe Klarna. Repeated missed payments can affect your standing with Klarna, may be reported and impact your credit profile, and can limit your ability to use Klarna for future bookings. If you think you'll miss a due date, contact Klarna directly through klarna.com before it's late.
Pay in 4 covers baskets between $35 and $1,000, splitting the fare into four interest-free biweekly instalments with 25% due upfront. For pricier tickets above that range, Klarna's monthly financing spreads the cost over 6, 12, 18, or 24 months, but it is interest-bearing with an APR between 0.00% and 35.99% and requires a soft credit check. Pick based on the fare total and whether you're comfortable with interest, and confirm current basket limits at klarna.com.
Klarna's flight-payment plans are confirmed available in the US, UK, Germany, Sweden, and Australia, with the full set of Pay in 4, Pay in 30, financing, and Pay Now offered in the US, Germany, and Sweden. The UK offers Pay in 4, Pay in 30, and Pay Now, while Australia offers Pay in 4 and Pay Now. Klarna also operates more broadly across Europe, North America, and other regions, so check klarna.com for the exact plans live in your market.
Klarna doesn't restrict which cabin or fare class you book on Laters, but the plan you can use may be limited by price. Pay in 4 tops out at a $1,000 basket, which many premium-cabin fares exceed, so a pricier business-class ticket would likely need Klarna's monthly financing instead, which is interest-bearing (0.00%-35.99% APR) and involves a soft credit check. Check klarna.com to confirm current basket limits before assuming a plan will cover your fare.
If an airline cancels your flight or issues a refund through Laters, Klarna should adjust your outstanding balance to reflect what you actually keep, and any instalments already paid on the cancelled portion are typically returned to you. Timing and process can vary by plan and by how the airline processes the refund, so keep an eye on your Klarna app and contact Klarna support through klarna.com if a refund isn't reflected in your schedule.
It depends on the plan. Pay in 4 and Pay in 30 typically don't involve a credit check, so routine use is less likely to affect your score, but Klarna's monthly financing does involve a soft credit check and, more importantly, missed or late payments on any plan can be reported and damage your credit standing. Treat all Klarna plans as credit obligations and pay on schedule to avoid any negative impact. Klarna's website has the current detail on how each plan is assessed.
Pay in 30 lets you defer the full flight cost for 30 days with no interest and no late fees if you pay on time, but it is still a credit arrangement, not free money. You owe the full fare at the end of the 30 days, and if your circumstances change you need a plan to cover that balance. There's no credit check to open a Pay in 30 plan, but unpaid balances can still affect your relationship with Klarna, so check klarna.com for full terms.
Booking with Klarna doesn't change how the airline calculates miles or points. Your loyalty earnings are set by the airline based on the fare class and ticket you buy through Laters, not by the payment method, so a Klarna-financed ticket earns the same miles as one paid in full. Check with the specific airline's loyalty program for how your fare class earns and redeems points.
Klarna is a regulated financial company, authorized and supervised by regulators including the FCA in the UK, the SFSA in Sweden, and the CFPB in the US. Your payment details are processed through Klarna's own secure checkout rather than being stored by Laters, and Klarna applies standard safeguards to that data. For specifics on how your information is handled, review Klarna's privacy policy at klarna.com.
Yes, Klarna checkout on Laters applies to every airline, route, and fare class, including discounted or sale fares, since Laters compares prices from multiple providers before you choose how to pay. The fare amount simply needs to fit within whichever plan's basket range, such as the $35 to $1,000 window for Pay in 4. Confirm current basket limits at klarna.com if your sale fare is near the edge of that range.
You can typically set up a Klarna account during checkout on Laters rather than needing one in advance. You'll go through Klarna's approval process for whichever plan you select, and plans like monthly financing involve a soft credit check regardless of whether you're a new or returning Klarna customer. Visit klarna.com for details on account setup and current approval requirements.
Klarna payments are tracked through the Klarna app or your online Klarna account, where you can see upcoming due dates, amounts, and balances for Pay in 4, Pay in 30, or monthly financing plans. It's worth checking this regularly since missing a due date can bring a late fee of up to $7 on Pay in 4 and may affect your standing with Klarna. Log in at klarna.com to review your current schedule.
Changing or cancelling a flight follows the airline's and Laters' normal fare rules first, and any refund or change fee is then reflected against your Klarna balance rather than processed by Klarna directly. If you still owe instalments on a cancelled fare, you remain responsible for that debt until Klarna adjusts it based on the refund outcome. Contact Laters support for the booking change and check klarna.com if your payment schedule doesn't update accordingly.
Here's what travellers say after splitting their fare with Klarna through Laters, in their own words, good and bad.
Klarna started life in Stockholm back in 2005, and it has since grown into one of the world's larger buy now, pay later companies, used by a large base of consumers across dozens of countries. It began as a way to make online shopping feel less risky, and flights turned out to be a natural fit for the same idea: pay a portion now, spread the rest out, and let the ticket do its job. These days Klarna sits behind checkout buttons on every airline we sell, not because it partners with each one individually, but because it plugs into the payment layer itself. For exact figures on its size and reach, Klarna's own site is the place to check, since these things shift. What doesn't shift is the basic rule of borrowing: only take on a Klarna plan you can comfortably repay on the schedule you're given, whether that's weeks or months out.
Booking with Klarna on Laters.com follows the same search and select process as any other flight, right up until payment. At checkout, choose Klarna, then pick from the plans on offer, whether that's spreading the cost over a few weeks or paying the full fare today. Klarna is a credit option, so a plan may carry interest and some involve a soft credit check, so read the terms it shows you before confirming. Once Klarna approves the payment, your e-ticket is issued, there's no separate booking fee and no surcharge for paying this way. From that point, your instalments are owed to Klarna directly, not to Laters.com, so manage the schedule through your Klarna account. Checkout Klarna's Terms of Use.
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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.
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 Klarna’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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