Bristow Eyes Pipeline To Electric Future

October 11, 2021
Embraer EVE eVTOL aircraft
Bristow has signed agreements with three AAM developers, including Embraer’s Eve (pictured is an Eve eVTOL), hoping to leverage its long experience of rotorcraft operations.
Credit: Bristow Group
When your business has been flying helicopters for nearly 70 years, it makes sense to dip your toe into the emerging electric advanced air mobility market. Back in the 1950s, helicopter operator Bristow was among the pioneers in using helicopters to support offshore platforms. After a long wait...

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