Air Haifa enters the credit club competition: what does this mean? | Watch

Air Haifa has signed a cooperation agreement with FlyAll, allowing cardholders to redeem accumulated funds for flights on the airline, including the new route to Eilat. This move joins a trend in the Israeli aviation industry, where companies like El Al and Israir are partnering with credit clubs. The article examines the implications for consumers and recommends checking fees and prices before choosing a card.

Air Haifa is joining the credit club competition: the airline announced a partnership with the FlyAll platform, which will allow cardholders to redeem their accumulated funds to purchase flights on the airline. The agreement applies to all Air Haifa destinations, including Cyprus, Greece, and domestic flights, including the new route from Ben Gurion Airport to Eilat. This is Air Haifa's first cooperation with a credit card platform. The move joins a trend in the industry: El Al has moved its frequent flyer club to a partnership with Isracard, and Israir offers its Super Fly card in partnership with the same company. The platform allows redemption on flights of four Israeli airlines: El Al, Arkia, Israir, and Air Haifa, as well as international airlines. The article notes that expanding redemption options may ease the burden on consumers, but emphasizes that it is advisable to check fees, redemption limits, and flight prices on the platform compared to other channels before choosing a credit card based on aviation benefits.