Bond Helicopters name returns in new Southern North Sea contract
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Bond Helicopters name returns in new Southern North Sea contract
50/50 joint venture between Peter Bond and Gama Aviation - has won a five year southern North Sea contract starting January 2024
https://helihub.com/2022/10/20/bond-...year-contract/
https://helihub.com/2022/10/20/bond-...year-contract/
So what happened to their retirement plans, cited as the reason for selling Loganair? https://www.heraldscotland.com/busin...search-buyers/
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50/50 joint venture between Peter Bond and Gama Aviation - has won a five year southern North Sea contract starting January 2024
https://helihub.com/2022/10/20/bond-...year-contract/
https://helihub.com/2022/10/20/bond-...year-contract/
Ho Hum, this is not good news. Another operator to suppress operators already on their ar*@&. Sad for the guys and gals whom bend over backwards daily to supply a first class service to these ungrateful, greedy customers. Why oh why do people give so much when time and time again it's been proven the clients you serve don't give two sh*@5 about you?
Bad day for the North Sea
Bad day for the North Sea
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I imagine anyone under age 40, and/or those captains with the "right" type rating/friends with the chief pilot will be "invited to apply" from Bristow and the rest will be binned off/sent to Nigeria/ABZ
This is what happened when Dancopter took Shell from Bristow.
TUPE seems pretty easy for employers to wriggle out of these days, eg
https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/pilots-...ter-job-781170
This is what happened when Dancopter took Shell from Bristow.
TUPE seems pretty easy for employers to wriggle out of these days, eg
https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/pilots-...ter-job-781170
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Ho Hum, this is not good news. Another operator to suppress operators already on their ar*@&. Sad for the guys and gals whom bend over backwards daily to supply a first class service to these ungrateful, greedy customers. Why oh why do people give so much when time and time again it's been proven the clients you serve don't give two sh*@5 about you?
Bad day for the North Sea
Bad day for the North Sea
Offshore operators for the O&G folk are a commodity and they don't see things the way the operators do. All they see is a different paint job colour? The question is not "bend over" it is "how far".
Helicopter Operations are a "Contract" business.....always was...always shall be unless the Client decide to form their own Helicopter Operation....and then they too go and come depending upon how the Oil Business is doing.
You get a real feel for how brutal a business it is if you have ever driven through Pecos, Texas during boom times....then during the rock bottom times.
I suppose Aberdeen is similar.
You get a real feel for how brutal a business it is if you have ever driven through Pecos, Texas during boom times....then during the rock bottom times.
I suppose Aberdeen is similar.
Ho Hum, this is not good news. Another operator to suppress operators already on their ar*@&. Sad for the guys and gals whom bend over backwards daily to supply a first class service to these ungrateful, greedy customers. Why oh why do people give so much when time and time again it's been proven the clients you serve don't give two sh*@5 about you?
Bad day for the North Sea
Bad day for the North Sea
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