Buy an air ticket with Acba Bank Mastercard and get 20% cashback

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YEREVAN, November 28. /ARKA/. Acba Bank Mastercard cardholders have the opportunity to purchase a plane ticket by December 25 and receive a one-time cashback of up to 20%, with a maximum limit of 20,000 Armenian drams.

To use the cashback, cardholders can purchase airline tickets on the official websites or apps of the following airlines, paying with any type of Mastercard issued by Acba Bank:

•    Wizz Air

•    Aegean Airlines

•    Transavia

•    Eurowings 

•    Air France 

•    Condor

•    Lufthansa

•    Austrian Airlines

•    Air Arabia

•    Brussels Airlines

Cashback is not provided when purchasing airline tickets through travel agencies.

Acba Bank is regulated by the Central Bank of Armenia.

Acba Bank is regulated by the Central Bank of Armenia.

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