January 1, 2007

Guess The Airline - January 2007

This is one of those games where the clues were particularly important. Once again, this was an advertisement published in the airline's timetable and on two places, it was mentioned that the airline had gone out of business since then.
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December 1, 2006

Guess The Airline - December 2006

For the Holidays, I thought the game would be easy. Unfortunately, some people guessed airlines that were completely out of the region of the airline to guess. Once again, this was an advertisement published in a 2006 touristic brochure promoting the city of Halifax
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November 1, 2006

Guess The Airline - November 2006

This game was special. Either it was particularly easy, or the people were particularly clever. Unfortunately, there were a few who didn't Guess The Airline, but guessed the airport, country, etc. But since they don't count in the stats, it's still a perfect score!
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October 1, 2006

Guess The Airline - October 2006

This was one of those 50-50 games. Half the people got it right, half wrong, which is pretty good, considering there were very few clues to Guess The Airline. Once again, this advertisement had been featured in this airline's timetable for 1982.
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September 1, 2006

Guess The Airline - September 2006

This ad had been featured three times before on Guess The Airline. Its Japanese features have fooled many people, however. Once again, this was an advertisement published in a National Geographic Magazine issue of the 1970s.
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August 1, 2006

Guess The Airline - August 2006

Once again, this was an advertisement published in a 1980s issue of Air Transportation World.

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July 1, 2006

Guess The Airline - July 2006

The number of people participating in this game are better than last month, for a first-time appearance on Guess The Airline. One can see that the motivation to guess it right was there. Once again, this was an advertisement published in the May 1995 issue of Frequent Flyer
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