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Who can apply for a premium ticket from SAL according to the passage?
A
A passenger who has traveled several times by plane.
B
A passenger who wants to travel on any airlines flights.
C
A passenger who has traveled on Shanghai Airlines flights.
D
A passenger who has accumulated enough air miles on SAL flights.
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文章第一段最后一句When you have accumulates enough air miles，you can apply for a premium ticket or other premium items“当你积累了足够的飞行里程时，您就可以申请额外奖励的飞行票或是其他奖励方法。”D项是对该句的同义转述，为正确选项。
文章第一段最后一句When you have accumulates enough air miles，you can apply for a premium ticket or other premium items“当你积累了足够的飞行里程时，您就可以申请额外奖励的飞行票或是其他奖励方法。”D项是对该句的同义转述，为正确选项。
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