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Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard Launch SuperFly Credit Card Offering Dollar Rewards on Every Purchase
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Economy18:31 · 2h ago

Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard Launch SuperFly Credit Card Offering Dollar Rewards on Every Purchase

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Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard have jointly launched SuperFly, a new credit card that allows users to earn U.S. dollar rewards on every purchase from the first shekel spent, both in Israel and abroad. The accumulated dollars can be redeemed for flights and vacation packages with Israir. The launch took place on August 12, 2026, and includes unique introductory benefits such as a free flight ticket to dozens of Israir’s European destinations (excluding London) for the first 10,000 new customers, covering airport taxes and baggage fees.

After the launch promotion ends, new holders of the classic SuperFly card will receive 100 points equivalent to 100 dollars, while premium cardholders will get 120 points worth 120 dollars. Cardholders earn one dollar for every 500 shekels spent on the classic card and one dollar per 333 shekels on the premium card. Purchases made directly with Israir earn accelerated rewards of 30%, and foreign currency transactions receive up to 25% bonus points depending on the card type.

Existing Rami Levy club members will be automatically transferred to the new SuperFly credit card club without any action or cost, gaining access to Israir benefits. The dollar points can be redeemed year-round for flights and vacation packages with Israir to destinations worldwide. Members will also enjoy a 50% discount on flight cancellation insurance with Israir in the future.

Beyond travel, SuperFly members benefit from exclusive discounts and promotions at Rami Levy stores, Rami Levy Communications, and affiliated online sales platforms. The card offers reduced foreign currency conversion fees and waives the annual fee for the first year on basic cards. This launch coincides with Israir’s expansion, including new flights to New York and other destinations.

SuperFly is a joint venture with Rami Levy holding 72% of the shares, Isracard 18%, and Israir 10%. Executives from all three companies emphasized the card’s simplicity, transparency, and value, aiming to turn everyday spending into tangible travel rewards and savings for customers.

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