Air France-KLM has created a new home for its shareholders on the web, where they will be able to take a "high-flying tour through the different structures that are open to them, powered by their special 'jetpack'".
Gone are the days of trawling the airline's website for the Investor Relations section, where quarterly results and other information of interest to shareholders is unexcitingly laid out in list format.
Instead, Air France-KLM shareholders can visit An island in the sky, a website hosted by Second Life which the carrier is billing as "a new platform where shareholders can meet, share information and get updates on the latest financial news from the group".
Among the documents available to shareholders will be an interactive library containing the carrier's most recent financial publications, interactive 3D stock market information, and a virtual auditorium for interactive meetings.
Air France-KLM chairman Jean-Cyril Spinetta says of the new website: "The Second Life universe gives our shareholders a place to learn about the group and exchange information and ideas in a convivial, interactive environment."
For more information, see this press release.
on November 28, 2008 10:51 PM | Reply
Madam,Sir,
I think this is a very good, and practicle idea. I think this will able
people from different countries to meet and discuss professional
maters. It will able Air France to meet some potential talents and
people who need help in work. Maybe it will help to get some peace
on the planet to stop wars. Maybe it will help the Skyteam in the
flights so people can meet in the same time. It can also help the
people less fortunate to get flight cards of a kind in harmonizing the Skyteam.Maybe it will able to discuss and harmonize the price of
Kerozene with American Airlines.
Best of Luck for Air France and their participants.
William Davies.
on June 16, 2010 3:40 AM | Reply
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