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Bridger Aerospace Secures Global Geophysical Survey Contract

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 05:22
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What happened

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Bridger Aerospace signed an agreement with Metatek Group to support global airborne geophysical surveys. Under the terms, Bridger Aerospace will modify, operate, and maintain a fleet of three Basler BT-67 turbine-converted aircraft. The agreement has an initial five-year term, which can be automatically extended for another five years.

From aero-news.net

Why it matters

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The partnership allows Bridger Aerospace to expand its services into international survey work, diversifying its revenue streams beyond aerial firefighting. The company estimates that the first aircraft could generate approximately $58 million in revenue over 10 years if the contract is extended.

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Who's involved

  • Bridger AerospaceAmerican company providing aerial firefighting services
  • AgreementGlobal agreement supporting airborne geophysical surveys

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  • Bridger AerospaceSpeculative

    Bridger Aerospace could increase revenue by diversifying its operations beyond wildfire suppression through new contracts.

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