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The ultimate guide to earning and redeeming with Air France-KLM Flying Blue - The Points Guy » Flying Blue is the joint loyalty program of Air France and KLM. It has some interesting earning and redemption options; here's an inside look at the program. Thepointsguy.com

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Air France-KLM Flying Blue: The Ultimate Guide » For award travel at often reasonable prices and decent availability, it’s hard to beat Flying Blue. Flying Blue is the loyalty program of Air France-KLM, one of the largest airline conglomerates in the world. Between the two airline networks and their membership in the SkyTeam alliance, Air France-K Forbes.com

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