Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in Air Crash at Age 69
Claude Guillemot died at age 69 following a plane crash near La Baule, France. The accident occurred on June 19 and involved a twin engine Cessna 421. Both Guillemot and one other person on board were killed.
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Updated reports specify the crash date as June 19, the aircraft model as a Cessna 421, and confirm a second fatality.
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Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in France Plane Crash
confidence 100%Claude Guillemot died at age 69 following a plane crash near La Baule, France. The accident occurred on June 19 and involved a twin engine Cessna 421. Both Guillemot and one other person on board were killed.
What's confirmed:
- Claude Guillemot died at age 69 in a plane crash near La Baule, France.
- The accident happened on June 19.
- A twin engine Cessna 421 was the aircraft involved in the crash.
- One other person died in the crash along with Guillemot.
- Guillemot was a co-founder of Ubisoft and the chief executive of Guillemot Corporation.
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Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in France Plane Crash
confidence 100%Claude Guillemot died at age 69 after a plane crashed in western France. He founded Ubisoft with his brothers in 1986. The aircraft involved was a Cessna.
What's confirmed:
- Claude Guillemot died at age 69.
- Guillemot founded Ubisoft with his brothers in 1986.
- The crash occurred in western France.
- The aircraft was a Cessna.
Still unconfirmed:
- The plane was a Cessna 421 that crashed in a resort town hosting an air show.
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Ubisoft Co-Founder Claude Guillemot Dies in Plane Crash at 69
confidence 90%Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot died on June 19 in a plane crash in western France. He was traveling in a twin-engine private aircraft with a flight instructor. An investigation into the incident is currently underway.
What's confirmed:
- Ubisoft co-founder Claude Guillemot died at age 69.
- The death occurred during a plane crash in western France.
- The crash took place on June 19.
- Guillemot was flying in a twin-engine aircraft.
- Ubisoft is the maker of Assassin's Creed.
Still unconfirmed:
- The aircraft was a Cessna 421.
- The plane was en route to an airshow.
- The other victim was the operator and owner of the aircraft.
- Guillemot was one of five brothers who founded the company.
- The aircraft was a tourist plane.