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Make your travel booking more flexible with Klarna. When available at checkout, Klarna allows eligible customers to spread the cost of their flight or travel booking instead of paying the full amount upfront.

How Klarna works

Depending on your eligibility and the booking amount, Klarna may offer different payment options, including:

• Pay in 3: Split your purchase into 3 equal, interest-free instalments. The first payment is normally taken at the time of purchase, followed by further payments approximately 30 and 60 days later.
• Pay in 30 Days: Complete your booking today and pay the full amount later, where this option is offered.
• Klarna Financing: For eligible purchases, customers may be offered monthly repayment options over a longer period. Interest and APR depend on the financing offer shown by Klarna at checkout.

Klarna's UK partner guidance currently states that normal financing may have a representative 21.9% fixed APR, while certain promotional financing offers may be available at 0% APR. The exact offer, interest rate, repayment period and eligibility are determined by Klarna and will be displayed before you complete the purchase.

How to book with Klarna

1. Select your flight or travel package with Skywizard.
2. Proceed to checkout and choose Klarna, if available.
3. Follow the Klarna checkout process and provide the requested information.
4. Klarna will show the payment plans available to you.
5. Select your preferred option, such as Pay in 3 or eligible financing.
6. Review the payment schedule and any applicable terms before confirming.
7. Once payment is approved and your booking is confirmed, your travel arrangements can proceed.

Klarna handles the payment-plan application and approval process. Availability is subject to status, eligibility and Klarna's terms.

Why choose Klarna?

Flexible payments • Easy online checkout • Interest-free Pay in 3 when available • Clear repayment schedule

Please make sure you can afford the repayments before choosing a credit option. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively affect your financial status and ability to obtain credit. Terms, eligibility and late fees may apply.