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SAS EuroBonus reaches 9 million members

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SAS’s EuroBonus loyalty program has surpassed nine million members worldwide, driven by more than 100,000 new sign-ups each month and an expanded ecosystem of partners and benefits. The growth is supported by new payment and financial products and enhanced earning and redemption options, positioning EuroBonus as a key tool for strengthening customer loyalty and ancillary revenue for SAS.

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