As stated above, Air France and KLM are the main founding airlines of the Flying Blue program. Both carriers are part of the greater SkyTeam alliance, which includes Delta Air Lines, Korean Air and Virgin Atlantic.
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Flying Blue is the joint loyalty programme of Air France, KLM, Transavia, Aircalin and TAROM. Members can earn Miles during their trips with Air France, KLM, and their partner airlines or when purchasing services from non-airline partners (hotel chains, car rental companies, etc.).
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In 2004 KLM joined SkyTeam, an international airline alliance. The same year, the airline was acquired by Air France to create Air France–KLM, one of the world's largest air carriers.
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