Bristow Group responsible for Search and Rescue, SAR, and aircraft support solutions at Mount Pleasant Complex, in the Falkland Islands moved a new helicopter frame by road from Mare Harbour to ...

British electric-aircraft developer Vertical Aerospace said on Thursday it has expanded its partnership with helicopter ride ...

A Bristow-operated 75 S-92 Sikorsky helicopter. The company is closing some Louisiana operations and paring staff amid an oil sector downturn, and following its merger with Era Group.

--Bristow Group Inc., the leading global provider of innovative and sustainable vertical flight solutions, announced today that it has signed an agreement with Leonardo for 10 AW189 super medium ...

Bristow Helicopters has a long history of providing world class SAR services, beginning in 1971 at RAF Manston, and has flown more than 60,000 SAR operational hours in the UK and conducted over ...

Bristow Group’s $700 million Irish Coast Guard contract will boost cash flow and may act as catalyst for stock, says analyst Last Updated: May 31, 2023 at 6:32 a.m. ET First Published: May 31 ...

Bristow Helicopters has yet to decide which of its UK search and rescue bases will be the first to operate the AgustaWestland AW189, following development delays to the SAR variant.

Bristow Group will put its reorganization plan to a creditor vote while the transportation provider remains at odds with equity investors who say more than $850 million in company value seems to ...

Bristow Helicopters | Thursday, July 23, 2009 | 5:31 AM EST. A Bristow Helicopter trainee has taken top honors at a prestigious awards ceremony.

Bristow said Friday it would slide to a full-year loss as the largest operator of commercial helicopters grapples with the energy industry downturn and currency headwinds created by the Brexit vote.

Bristow Helicopters's Three Accidents In Eight Years. 2007 Accident. In August 3, 2007, Bristow Helicopters Bell -412 EP helicopter, with registration number 5N-BIQ and serial number 35385 crashed ...

Alan Bristow, who died on April 26 aged 85, was a buccaneering leader of the British helicopter industry, and a prime mover in the Westland affair which rocked the Thatcher government.