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  1. IndiGo
  2. Vistara
  3. Air India Express
  4. United Airlines
  5. Etihad Airways
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Option 2 : Vistara

The correct answer is Vistara.

  • Vistara and Japan Airlines have inked a partnership that allows members of their frequent flyer programmes to earn and spend points on each other.
  • A frequent flyer program (FFP) is a loyalty programme wherein a passenger earns points for travelling on an airline's flights.
  • It can then be used to get rewards on the same airline or partner companies.
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