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ORLANDO, Fla. - Discount carrier AirTran Airways, a unit of AirTran Holdings Inc., said Friday that it will offer double reward credits to all of its frequent flier club members when they travel between Milwaukee and any AirTran destination through Feb. 10.

When A-Plus Rewards members purchase travel, they will earn four A-Plus Rewards credits for every roundtrip to or from Milwaukee, instead of the usual two credits.

Membership in the club is free, and credits are given for each one-way trip, regardless of distance. 16 credits are needed for a free roundtrip flight in coach.

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