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The catchline ?The joy of flying? is associated with
1 Jet Airways
2 Sahara Airlines
3 Indian Airlines
4 Air India
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Answer / reema
the catchline "the joy of flying" is associated with Jet
airways.it is the slogan of the jet airways
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