Ryanair was the best performing airline at Bristol having achieved a 100% record for correct departure routes on take-offs, minimising the noise disturbance on local residents.
Ryanair celebrated receiving an inaugural Bristol Airport Tracker Award, which recognised outstanding flight performance by Ryanair aircraft at Bristol Airport.
Ryanair was the best performing airline at Bristol having achieved a 100% record for correct departure routes on take-offs, minimising the noise disturbance on local residents, while Ryanair was placed first for Continuous Descent Approaches (CDA), a landing procedure which also minimises noise disturbance and reduces emissions.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said: “Carrying over 81.5m passengers this year, Ryanair knows all about being number one in Europe, with the lowest fares, no fuel charges guaranteed, the most on-time flights, the fewest cancellations and the least mishandled bags, and we are delighted to have been recognised in Bristol Airport’s inaugural Tracker Awards for our outstanding flight performance. Passengers at Bristol Airport can be a winner themselves by choosing one of our 31 low-fare routes to and from Bristol.”
Alan Davies, Planning and Environment Director at Bristol Airport, said: “We are delighted with the enthusiasm and interest shown by airlines in our track-keeping data. Considering there were over 50,000 air transport movements to and from Bristol Airport last year, the high rate of compliance achieved is particularly impressive. The Tracker Awards are designed to reward the best performers and encourage even better performance levels, with associated benefits in the shape of noise and emissions reduction.”
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