Viva Las Vegas!

Last April, Nolinor Aviation held a team-building activity to mark its 25th anniversary. Twenty-five employees were randomly selected to spend a weekend in Las Vegas. Each one could invite a loved one or colleague. In the end, over 60 passengers were lucky enough to take part in this anniversary adventure, allowing them to get to know each other better and discover one of North America’s most popular tourist destinations.

To everyone’s delight, the five-and-a-half-hour direct flight took place on a Boeing 737-300 with a VIP/Economy mix configuration. Proof once again that no destination is out of reach for Nolinor Aviation.

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