Fraser Eagle secures Flybe contract
Fraser Eagle wins a 3 year exclusive contract to provide transport to Flybe
Passenger transport and logistics group Fraser Eagle is proud to announce that after completing an 18 month trial, it has secured an exclusive contract to provide transport at all UK and Southern Ireland airports for passengers and aircrew in emergency situations on behalf of the airline company Flybe.
Under the contractual agreement Fraser Eagle will provide an exclusive and fully managed transport service to transfer passengers and aircrew on flights which have been delayed, diverted or cancelled either to another airport or to overnight hotel accommodation.
Flybe is now Europe`s largest regional low-cost airline, operates out of more UK airports than any other airline and is a market leader in developing its range of passenger services.
`We are delighted to have agreed this deal with Flybe, which sees us provide transport for passengers by either coach or other small vehicles on a daily basis over the next three years,’ says Fraser Eagle group managing director Kevin Dean.
`We look forward to delivering an excellent transport service to Flybe and forming a lasting partnership with them. This is an important contract for Fraser Eagle as it sees us take our product into yet another new sector – the airline industry. This deal – together with several other important contract wins – consolidates our position in the UK and European passenger transport market and gives us a platform on which to continue expanding our operations`
This is an important deal for Fraser Eagle as it allows them to use this as a template to move forward with other airline industry clients and cement their position in the industry as a leading provider of managed transportation, hotel accommodation (Hotac) and respite provision.
Notes to Editors
Fraser Eagle
1) Fraser Eagle is a multi-million pound group of companies operating in the transport, travel and logistics sectors.
2) Fraser Eagle specialises in nationwide coach and taxi services, corporate travel, event transport, incident management and destination management.
3) Utilising two 24 hour 365 day control centres – one in the UK the other in Malta, both centres having access to over 5,000 coach and taxi operators, Fraser Eagle organises nationwide transport in both emergency and pre-planned situations for train and airlines companies, corporate and event organisers.
4) In 2008 Fraser Eagle will operate almost 400,000 vehicle movements on behalf of its clients.
5) The Fraser Eagle group of companies also includes the successful business to consumer brands Fraser Eagle Coaching & Tours, Fraser Eagle Worldchoice and Fraser Eagle Cars.
Fraser Eagle Coaching & Tours offers a wide-range of tours, short breaks and day excursions and its distinctive green, blue and white livery with red and gold trim is a familiar sight on roads in the UK and Europe.
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