AGBank will offer discounts to cardholders as part of a new campaign that began on Jan. 1 and will run through Sep. 30.
Cardholders will receive 25 percent discounts for privileged services in arrivals and departures at the Istanbul Ataturk, Ankara Esenboga and Izmir Adnan Menderes Airports.
Customers will receive the discount when paying for the service, if the reservation is made at least 48 hours before utilizing the service. Customers will need to use the discount code AZE201401B in order to be eligible for the offer.
AGBank was established in 1992. It has since become a leading bank in the country of Azerbaijan. The bank has major shareholders in International Finance Corporation and Kazimir Investment LTD, a U.S. investment fund.
AGBank offers a range of services, including cash and settlement services, consumer and business loans, corporate loans, deposits, credit cards, urgent money transfers, documentary operations, travel checks and commercial checks.
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