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Bristol Flying Centre FBO sees record traffic during Glastonbury Festival

By Helen Norman on 11th July 2016 Uncategorised

Bristol Flying Centre (BFC) FBO in the UK has reported a record number of aircraft movements and fuel uplift in June, thanks to the world famous Glastonbury music festival.

The company, which incorporates operator Centreline Air Charter, saw aircraft movements increased by 36% on the same period last year and the fuel uplift grew by 12% to 500,000 liters during the month.

Tanya Raynes, managing director of BFC Group, commented, “Being able to report a record month for BFC in June is indicative of the whole year-on-year growth we are seeing. It is particularly exciting to be a key part of Glastonbury, which is such an important event to the region and the rest of the world. We will be ready to do it all again and hope to see an even busier period this time next year.”

July 11, 2016

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Helen Norman

Helen has worked for UKi Media & Events for nearly a decade. She joined the company as assistant editor on Passenger Terminal World and since progressed to become editor of five publications, covering everything from aviation, logistics and e-commerce to meteorology. She has a love for travel and property and has redeveloped three houses in three years. When she’s not editing magazines, she’s running around after her two boys and their partner in crime, Pete the pug.