Australian airline provider Qantas recently announced that they were planning an NFT drop to their frequent flyers. This is not surprising as NFTs have spread to fields other than art, such as music or even Instagram.
As exciting as it sounds, Qantas wasn’t the first airline company that stepped into NFTs.
AirBaltic
Latvian airline AirBaltic released its NFT collection in February 2021 and became the first airline company who does.
AirBaltic Kuldiga NFT
Their NFT collection is inspired by their local sights and aims to serve as a tourism campaign. In honor of Latvia’s centenary in 2018, airBaltic held polls on favorite towns and cities in Latvia. The results came out as Kuldīga, which named the company’s Airbus A220-300 fleet.
The poll inspired airBaltic’s NFT launch as well. Starting with Kuldīga, all cities added to the survey were represented as NFTs. As a result, all AirBaltic NFTs look like the sample on the left at first, except for the sequence numbers assigned differ
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