Flybe offers early festive boost for new credit cardholders with ‘Two for One’ bonus flights on first spend
Flybe, Europe’s leading regional airline and the UK’s Number One Domestic carrier, is offering all new Spend & Fly credit cardholders an early festive boost with a limited-time only offer. Everyone who applies for the card before October 31st and uses it for even just one spend any time before December 31st, will receive not the usual, one, but two bonus return flights.
The timing of Flybe’s offer is particularly attractive for those wanting to enjoy something of real value in return for all the money they might spend between now and the end of the year and especially over the festive season.
Two bonus return flights instead of the usual one for the price of a greeting card, Halloween sweets, Christmas tree bauble - or even a postcard…anyone who applies for a Flybe Mastercard, which can be used as a standard credit card for everyday purchases, only needs to spend once on the card, no matter how small the amount and they will be sent a voucher for two bonus flights anywhere on the Flybe network. All they have to pay are the taxes and airport charges.
In what is an added bonus, cardholders can also take advantage of the 0% p.a. on balance transfers for nine months.
Flybe launched its popular credit card back in January 2008 and financial comparison-style websites continue to rank it highly with consumers being similarly quick to appreciate the benefits of its ‘Spend Once, Fly Free’ offering and its link with Flybe’s most generous Rewards4all frequent flyer scheme.
Simon Lilley, Flybe’s Director of Marketing says: “This limited time offer is real value especially in the run up to the festive season when people have a lot of added expense to consider. So we are hopefully easing the pain by offering new cardholders two bonus return flights for their very first purchase - no matter what the price. It really is as simple and uncomplicated as that!”.
Check out www.flybe.com for more details on Flybe’s Spend & Fly Credit card.