Cal Launches FlyAll Credit Card Offering Flexible Flight and Hotel Rewards Worldwide
Cal, a leading Israeli credit card company, has introduced FlyAll, a new credit card designed to revolutionize the travel and tourism market in Israel. The FlyAll card allows users to accumulate points redeemable for flights on all Israeli airlines, including El Al, Israir, and Arkia, as well as international carriers. Points can also be used for hotel bookings worldwide, with a price guarantee lower than Booking.com. Each point is equivalent to one shekel, providing transparent and straightforward value for consumers.
FlyAll offers a competitive cashback model, granting 1% cashback on regular cards and 1.2% on premium cards, which is significantly higher than the 600 shekels annual return from El Al's FlyCard for similar spending. For example, a customer spending 10,000 shekels monthly can earn up to 1,440 shekels annually with FlyAll. The card also features reduced foreign currency transaction fees of 1%, waived annual fees for the first year, access to the new lounge at Ben Gurion Airport, and a free one-year Wolt+ subscription for food delivery.
Cal has launched a dedicated FlyAll travel platform where customers can book flights and hotels at prices lower than official airline websites and Booking.com. Existing FlyCard holders can easily upgrade to FlyAll while retaining their card number and PIN through a simple digital or phone process. The FlyAll program is independent of El Al's frequent flyer program, and points earned do not accumulate in El Al's system.
This launch aims to give Israeli consumers greater freedom and flexibility in choosing airlines and hotels without brand restrictions, promising to change consumer habits in the travel sector by offering a more rewarding and user-friendly experience.
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