FlyAll Expands to All Israeli Airlines with Air Haifa Partnership
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
FlyAll and Air Haifa have signed a strategic partnership allowing FlyAll cardholders to redeem accumulated funds for flights on Air Haifa. This expands FlyAll's redemption options to all four major Israeli airlines. Air Haifa, which began operations in September 2024, is enhancing its service offerings. The collaboration aims to provide Israeli consumers with more travel choices and flexibility.
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- FlyAll cardholders can now redeem funds for flights on Air Haifa, expanding options to all four Israeli airlines.
- The new partnership allows redemption for Air Haifa flights to destinations including Cyprus, Greece, and domestic routes.
- Air Haifa, launched in September 2024, is broadening its services and destinations through this collaboration.
- FlyAll CEO called the deal a significant expansion of their tourism platform's offerings.
- Cal's Yaron Tiktin noted the FlyAll card has about 200,000 members, converting daily purchases into vacations.
FlyAll, a credit card platform, has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the airline Air Haifa. This marks Air Haifa's first collaboration with a credit card platform.
With this agreement, FlyAll becomes the first and only tourism company offering its customers redemption options across all four major Israeli airlines: El Al, Arkia, Israir, and now Air Haifa. Cardholders can use their accrued funds for flights to any Air Haifa destination, including Cyprus and Greece, as well as domestic flights. The collaboration enhances payment options for Air Haifa passengers and enables FlyAll cardholders to utilize their accumulated credit for flight bookings.
Air Haifa, which commenced operations in September 2024, is expanding its services and destinations. The partnership with FlyAll offers FlyAll customers a unique redemption opportunity, particularly for residents of northern Israel, with flights from Haifa Airport to popular nearby destinations like Greece and Cyprus, in addition to its new Ben Gurion-Eilat route.
The CEO of FlyAll, CEO of FlyAll, stated that the partnership with Air Haifa is a significant step in expanding FlyAll's offering as the sole tourism platform consolidating flights from all four Israeli airlines, alongside international carriers, hotels, and experiences. She emphasized that this collaboration between two brands challenging the status quo opens new possibilities for Israeli consumers, providing more options, freedom of choice, and vacation opportunities.
He explained that for Cal customers, accumulated funds from daily purchases can be converted into real vacations with more redemption options and greater choice, aligning with Cal's strategy to provide tangible value in the travel sector.
Miki Strassburger, a co-founder of Air Haifa, noted that the collaboration with FlyAll is another step in expanding options for passengers to enjoy Air Haifa flights to various domestic and international destinations. He expressed pleasure in offering cardholders an additional and cost-effective way to book flights using their accumulated funds, making Air Haifa flights more accessible and affordable for a wider audience.