Bristow Conducts 103 Electric Flights and Secures 12 Next-Gen AAM Aircraft Slots
In 2025 Bristow completed 4,416 search and rescue missions logging 15,861 hours and assisted 784 people while reducing lost workdays by 13%. The company conducted 103 electric aircraft flights over 7,000 nautical miles in Norway and secured early delivery positions for 12 next-generation advanced air mobility aircraft.
1. Safety and SAR Performance
In 2025 Bristow executed 4,416 search and rescue missions, logging 15,861 flight hours and assisting 784 individuals globally. The company also reduced lost workdays by 13%, reflecting enhancements in training and operational discipline under its Target Zero safety culture.
2. Advanced Air Mobility Progress
Bristow partnered with BETA Technologies to complete 103 all-electric eCTOL flights in Norway, covering over 7,000 nautical miles and qualifying its first AAM pilot and engineer. Additionally, Bristow secured early delivery slots for 12 next-generation advanced air mobility aircraft, including a pre-delivery payment for Electra’s EL9 Ultra Short hybrid-electric model.
3. Environmental Performance Improvements
The company lowered Scope 1 carbon intensity per flight hour from 1.88 to 1.76 and achieved ISO 14001 certification for Irish operations. These efforts underscore Bristow’s commitment to reducing emissions and strengthening its environmental management systems company-wide.
4. Governance and Community Engagement
Bristow introduced a new Supplier Code of Conduct and implemented company-wide responsible AI tool training to enhance ethical business practices. Through its Bristow Uplift program, the company contributed over $700,000 to community initiatives, supporting local organizations where its employees operate.