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Air Europa And OK Mobility Form New Loyalty Partnership

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Air Europa has entered into a strategic partnership with OK Mobility, enhancing the value of the airline’s loyalty program, Air Europa Suma. The agreement enables Suma members to access OK Mobility’s extensive mobility services and earn Millas Suma on each rental reservation. The collaboration marks a significant development for both companies, aligning with their shared commitment to improving convenience and flexibility for frequent travelers.

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