Those who knew Pango as a parking and public transportation app will need to get used to something new: Now it’s also possible to book international flights through it.
Pango is expanding its activity beyond transportation and parking and entering the travel world. The company is launching a new service for booking international flights – Pango Flights – in partnership with the global flight search engine SkyGini. The service allows customers to book flights directly from the app, with customer support in Hebrew and prices in shekels.
The launch is part of a broader strategic move under Pango Global in the app, which centralizes all of Pango’s digital services for an international travel experience, such as: Pango eSIM – an advanced international data solution in collaboration with 8WORLD, allowing immediate internet access abroad without limits, in dozens of countries worldwide starting from NIS 49. Installation is simple and performed directly through the app, with no physical SIM card required, full customer support in Hebrew 24/7, and prices in shekels with no conversion fees.
Pango Global Fun – a service that allows purchasing a wide range of attractions, site entry tickets, guided tours, and cultural events worldwide, at affordable prices and with no additional fees. Purchases are made directly through the app in Hebrew, with the option to book in advance from Israel or during the trip.
NIS 50 Parking Cashback
To mark the launch, every flight purchased through Pango Flights receives NIS 50 cashback for parking in Israel’s Blue & White system, directly to the user’s app account – a benefit that allows users to continue enjoying Pango services even after returning home.
Yonatan Alon, CEO of Pango: “Pango Flights is part of a comprehensive strategy to offer unique value propositions to Pango customers and diversify products in every transport aspect we can provide. It’s a natural step as part of our vision to turn Pango into a single platform that provides smart, convenient, and cost-effective solutions for every trip, in Israel and abroad.”