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Mansion Online Casino Group Takes to Skies
00:05 AM Saturday June 24th 2006
Mansion Online Casino Group Takes to Skies
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    Following in the footsteps of fellow online casino giant Bodog, Gibraltar-based online casino operator Mansion has announced its own aircraft advertising deal this week. The online casino firm's lucrative advertising contract was signed with Flybe, one of Europe's leading low cost airlines, to brand one of their jet aircraft with Mansion's online casino logo.

    The deal, which will run for two years, was announced prior to a special World Cup charter appearance. The online casino logo will then be seen on Flybe's scheduled services which run from 40 airports in seven different countries. The deal was revealed to media by the online casino firm's chief operating officer, David Kinsman, who commented on Mansion's desire for new and unique partnerships. In addition to the aircraft branding and World Cup flights, Mansion also plans to encourage millions of Flybe passengers to try online casino gambling through a series of exclusive onboard promotions.

    The inaugural World Cup flight incorporated guests specially invited by the online casino, along with corporate VIP's and key media representatives. Several lucky online casino fans also joined in the event after winning their spots on the aircraft through a poker competition held at Manson's gaming site.
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