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Rami Levy and Israir Offer Discounted New York Flights

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Businessman Rami Levy has partnered with Israir airline to offer discounted round-trip flights to New York for $909 per person, including baggage, for holders of the SuperFly credit card. The promotion runs until March 2027 and requires purchasing a voucher via the Rami Levy club website. Levy aims to extend his price-cutting strategy to the travel sector. In unrelated news, Israir also announced its adoption of the ARD standard, enabling AI agent integration for flight bookings.

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  • Rami Levy and Israir are offering round-trip flights to New York for $909, including baggage.
  • The discounted flights are available to SuperFly credit card holders until March 2027.
  • Customers must purchase a voucher on the Rami Levy club website to redeem the offer.
  • Rami Levy aims to apply his price-reduction strategy to the travel industry.
  • Israir also announced it is the first airline to adopt the ARD standard for AI agent integration.
Rami Levy and Israir Offer Discounted New York Flights
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Businessman Rami Levy is expanding his ventures into the tourism sector through a new promotion with the airline Israir. Customers holding or newly acquiring the Rami Levy SuperFly credit card can purchase round-trip flights to New York for $909 per person. This offer is available for a limited time, covering various flight dates until the end of March 2027. The price includes taxes and checked baggage up to 23 kg, along with a carry-on, at no extra cost.

To access the special rate, customers must buy a voucher on the Rami Levy club website using their SuperFly credit card. The voucher can then be redeemed on the Israir website to select flights within the promotional periods. The offer is subject to terms and conditions detailed on the club's website.

This initiative is part of Rami Levy Group's strategy to broaden its offerings beyond consumer goods and provide savings in the travel industry. The collaboration with Israir and Isracard, via the SuperFly credit card, aims to enhance the benefits for club members.

Rami Levy stated, "We continue to bring our price revolution to every area where the Israeli consumer can save. Just as we proved it's possible to pay less for a shopping basket, we are working to prove it's possible to pay less for vacations and flights abroad. Together with Israir and Isracard, we are making New York accessible to our customers at an exceptionally attractive price. This is precisely our goal, to give the Israeli consumer more, for less money."

Separately, on Monday, Israir announced a technological advancement, becoming the first airline globally to adopt the ARD (Agentic Resource Discovery) standard. This standard, developed with technology firm Bazak and Ora's research department, facilitates how AI agents find and connect with brands. The move comes amid a significant shift in consumer behavior, with travelers increasingly relying on personal AI agents like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude for flight searches and vacation planning, rather than traditional search engines.

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