Cal Launches FlyAll Credit Card Transforming Israeli Travel and Aviation Market
Cal, a leading Israeli credit card company, has introduced the FlyAll credit card, aiming to revolutionize the aviation and tourism sectors in Israel. The card offers consumers greater freedom to choose when, how, and where to fly without restrictions, providing a more flexible and convenient vacation experience. FlyAll allows users to earn more cashback on flights and hotels worldwide compared to existing cards, with each point equating to one shekel. Points can be redeemed on the FlyAll website for flights with all Israeli airlines, including El Al, Israir, and Arkia, as well as international carriers, and for hotel bookings globally at prices guaranteed to be lower than Booking.com.
A key innovation accompanying the card launch is the FlyAll online travel platform, where customers can book flights and hotels at prices lower than official airline websites and Booking.com. This integration of a rewarding credit card with a dedicated travel site is expected to significantly enhance the user experience in planning and booking international vacations.
The FlyAll card offers a cashback rate of 1% for standard cards and 1.2% for premium cards, translating to an annual return of 1,440 shekels for an average monthly spend of 10,000 shekels. This is more than double the 600 shekels annual cashback offered by El Al's FlyCard under similar spending conditions. The card also features a simple point system where each point equals one shekel, providing transparency and ease of use.
Existing FlyCard holders can easily upgrade to FlyAll digitally or via phone while retaining their card number and PIN. Additional premium benefits include a reduced foreign currency transaction fee of 1%, waiver of card fees for the first year, exclusive access to the new lounge at Ben Gurion Airport, and a free one-year Wolt+ subscription for food delivery valued at 348 shekels.
FlyAll sets a new standard in Israeli travel and aviation by empowering consumers with choice and flexibility across airlines and hotels, breaking brand loyalty constraints. The card and platform combination is positioned as an accessible and cost-effective alternative expected to change consumer habits in the industry. Terms apply regarding cashback, fee waivers, and service conditions.
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