4 Jul, 17, Source: HeliHub.com
Bristow has had to let go of 15 employees due to “continued challenges” in their Aberdeen and Surrey bases. Their financial report shows that within the first three months of the fiscal year 2017, they suffered a £60 million loss. They state that the oil and gas sector began in fiscal year 2015 and continued until now. The decline in crude oil price has had a huge impact on the activities of the oil and gas sector, reports Scotsman.
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