Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard Launch SuperFly Credit Card Offering Free Flights to Europe

Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard are launching a new credit card called SuperFly on Wednesday, offering a promotional benefit to the first 10,000 new customers. These customers will receive a free round-trip flight ticket to one of Israir's dozens of European destinations (excluding London), including airport taxes and a free trolley bag. This offer is similar to El Al and Isracard's Fly Card promotion but with some differences in terms and conditions.

To qualify for the free flight ticket, customers must accumulate purchases totaling 10,000 shekels within the first four months after the card issuance. The SuperFly card will allow users to earn points redeemable for flights and hotels, competing with other travel credit cards like Fly Card, Fly All by CAL, and Sky Max by Max.

Unlike Fly Card, which offers 50,000 seats on El Al flights, SuperFly provides 10,000 seats on Israir flights. The free ticket is valid for six months from voucher receipt and includes airport taxes and trolley fees, which Fly Card does not cover. The free ticket is for economy class and subject to seat availability. After the launch promotion, new Classic cardholders receive 100 points (worth $100) upon joining, while Premium cardholders get 120 points (worth $120) after spending 5,000 shekels in four months. Existing Rami Levy credit cardholders will not receive free flights or points but will be automatically transferred to the new credit card club with Israir benefits.

Ownership of the club is divided as follows: Rami Levy holds 72%, Isracard 18%, and Israir 10%. The SuperFly cards are Mastercard branded with monthly fees starting at 17.90 shekels for Classic and 24.90 shekels for Premium and business cards after the first free year. Cardholders earn accelerated points on Israir purchases and foreign currency spending, with additional discounts at Rami Levy stores and affiliated businesses.

Points can be redeemed for flights and vacation packages but require partial cash payments for taxes and fees. Points expire after 36 months and cannot be transferred or combined between members. Booking with points must be done through Israir's website or call center, with service fees applicable for phone bookings. Cancellation policies apply, with points refunded first, maintaining their original expiration dates.