Flycoin, Inc., a travel rewards cryptocurrency company, announces their partnership with Thanks Again, LLC, the operator of a popular loyalty program for airports. The partnership will revolutionize how travelers earn and spend their loyalty rewards in airports across the United States.
Thanks Again will offer Flycoin (FLY) as a reward to travelers at 100+ airports for their spending at participating concessions and on-airport parking locations. This includes most major U.S. hub airports plus dozens of small to medium sized airports.
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This partnership marks another large milestone for Flycoin; in February the company announced their $33M seed round backed by Bitcoin pioneer Josh Jones. Last week, crypto-industry heavyweights Lisa Nestor and Rena Shah were announced as strategic advisors.
“We’re excited to partner with Thanks Again,” shares Flycoin CEO, Lenny Moon. “Thanks Again’s significant presence in airports across the U.S. enables us to continue our ambitious expansion roadmap, further revolutionizing the travel rewards and loyalty space.”
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The partnership broadens the FLY ecosystem and enables Thanks Again members to earn a reward they own; one that doesn’t expire, and will soon be redeemable across the Thanks Again network of partners, popular restaurant chains, and more.
“FLY is a revolutionary currency that will enable Thanks Again members to easily earn and redeem crypto as they travel,” remarks Marc Ellis, CEO of Thanks Again. “We believe travelers should have the ability to seamlessly earn rewards and have the freedom to choose how they redeem FLY, including directly at the point of sale (POS). FLY is helping to move the travel rewards industry forward.”
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