Aviation: Brazilian airline gives passengers three years to pay

A company press release by Brazils first no-frills airline, Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA (GOL), said the airline will give passengers up to three years to pay for tickets. The move is aimed at attracting customers from lower income brackets. Applying for tickets 15 days in advance, passengers will be able to pay in 36 instalments, subject to credit checks.

Makes a nice change to airlines giving passengers their luggage in 36 instalments.