AIR FRANCE, FIRST AIRLINE TO LAUNCH A SPECIAL MOBILE PHONE VERSION OF ITS CORPORATE WEBSITE

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Air France is now proposing its corporate website in mobile phone format, mobile-corporate.airfrance.com, where the airline’s latest news, practical information, key figures and useful contacts are available in two language versions.


The content on this mobile version, updated in real-time, features a selection of fun videos that take you behind the scenes and short interviews, some of which are exclusively available on this site.

The website http://corporate.airfrance.com contains over 650 pages, 700 photos and 85 videos devoted to Air France’s corporate information.

All editorial and audiovisual material is designed and produced by the Air France Press Office, with the technical support of the Noven web agency.

Today, there are over 400 million mobile internet users worldwide, including 12.6 million in France according to Médiamétrie, i.e. a 20% increase over the past year. In France, 20% of mobile telephone users aged 15 and over have smartphones as opposed to 11% during the first quarter of 2009. 60% of them connected to the Internet using their mobile phones over the last month. Among those with an iPhone, 9 mobile internet users out of 10 surf the web on their mobile phones.

Source : http://www.travelio.net/air-france-first-airline-to-launch-a-special-mobile-phone-version-of-its-corporate-website.html

Link : http://corporate.airfrance.com/

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