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predecessor, Swissair was due to join in 2001, but the airline went bankrupt in
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Airlines joined, working through US Airways original membership, but would never be considered an individual member. Swiss International Air Lines joined as the 17th member and its sixth airline from Europe in April 2006. Swiss'
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