Astonjet supports a crew in the Rêves de Gosse air tour
Published on 19 May 2026 · Clair Group · CommitmentsAstonjet supports the Les Allumeurs de Réverbères crew for the 2026 edition of the Rêves de Gosse air tour, marking the association's thirtieth anniversary. The Le Bourget stop on 19 May was an opportunity for the crew to meet the company's teams.
Rêves de Gosse brings together “ordinary and extraordinary” children around an educational project based on accepting difference and social inclusion. The year culminates in an air tour: the children supported throughout the previous months are taken flying by volunteer crews, stage after stage.
Poster for the 30th Rêves de Gosse air tour.
A crew selected from forty applications
Led notably by airline pilot Pierre-Louis Shingleton, the Les Allumeurs de Réverbères crew learned of its selection at Christmas 2025: it is among the 23 crews chosen for the anniversary edition, out of some forty applications. The project is carried out in partnership with Clémence Botino, Miss France 2020.
After a first participation, the crew describes a memorable experience, both for the children and for the volunteers who support them.
“The commitment of Rêves de Gosse, and that of your crew, deeply echoes the values of inclusion, transmission and solidarity that we share.” — Charles Clair, president and founder of Clair Group
Thirty years, and a stop at Le Bourget
The 2026 tour crossed France in spring: Narbonne as opening city, Salon-Eyguières, Valence, Auxerre, before the caravan arrived at Paris-Le Bourget airport on 19 May, home to the children's village. Astonjet's teams, including its CEO Mélanie Vaillant, met the crew there.
This support is part of the group's corporate responsibility commitments, alongside an association that makes aviation a means of connection and transmission.
