Flight Club 91 is a travel ad from the late 1990s, in which an airline is offering a free ticket to a flight club for each member of the club who has paid the fee. The idea behind it was to bring back more than just members, this was also the promotion for a flight club. The ad was shot at a time when airlines were struggling to find and retain new air talent.
Flight club 91 is the company behind the airline that was the focus of the ad. They have their roots in the early days of Air France when they were a small startup trying to go after the big leagues. They were able to succeed, and now they’ve grown to become one of the biggest airlines in the world.
Flight club 91 has some history. It was founded by Paul Sallaberry in 1974 when he was 17 years old. He was a student at the time and he was already running a flight club in Canada. It was the same year he founded the company and the first flight club was launched in Britain.
The company was acquired by Air France in 2009, although Sallaberry has stayed on as CEO. It’s been through various management changes over the years. The current CEO is Paul-Pierre Bélanger, who was the former CEO of the Air France Group. We’ve been told he’s the man who pulled the plug on Flight Club 91. The company has a number of subsidiaries around the world.
Flight Club 91 is owned by the Sallaberry Group, a French company that was created in 2008. In 2011, the Sallaberry Group held a conference in Toronto, Canada to launch its new website. The new website was a huge success, as the Sallaberry Group has a long history of creating successful websites. We were told that the Sallaberry Group is one of the top three internet companies in the world.
Flight Club 91 was a very successful website, as we were told by the Sallaberry Group that it was one of the top 10 websites launched in 2011. In many ways it was the first website to employ a multi-platform strategy, which means that the site was launched on Facebook and Twitter, and then went to YouTube.
The site was also in the top one percent of all sites launched in 2011 for the number of pages in the top 500.
We’ve reached out to Google for a few more details on how it’s working. We’ll leave them to you guys who might have more information out there.
Its great to see Flight Club 91 continue to grow and be featured by a variety of platforms. Even at launch, this was one of the most popular game websites out there. I can’t speak more highly of the team at Sallaberry Group.
