Brest Bretagne Airport BES / LFRB

Listed as the airport ground-handling agent (assistance aeroportuaire) in the official UAF/aeroport.fr LFRB station directory, contact •••. French business registry (data.gouv.fr / pappers.fr) confirms A.B.H Airport Brest Handling as an active SAS, NAF 52.23Z (auxiliary services to air transport), with an establishment at Aeroport Brest Bretagne, Guipavas; part of the Alyzia (Newrest) group. The claimed dedicated phone ••• is not published in any independent source, so it has been dropped.

Samsic Aero's own global-network page lists a dedicated Brest (BES) station with ~100 on-site staff providing stopover/ramp handling and baggage handling (passenger and baggage assistance). Detailed ramp capabilities (load/unload, GPU/ASU/ACU, pushback, towing, baggage sorting, potable water, lavatory service) are described at Samsic Aero's corporate 'assistance en escale' level rather than itemised on the BES station page. Note: the previously claimed phone ••• is the airport's general switchboard, not a published Samsic-specific line, so it has been dropped.

Exclusive into-plane fuel supplier and fuel-farm operator at BES, operated by Shell Aviation through its subsidiary Avitair since July 2015; sole provider of JET A-1 and AVGAS 100LL. Independently confirmed by Shell Aviation press coverage (Business Air News, AviationPros), AC-U-KWIK ('AVITAIR (SHELL)' at LFRB), and the UAF/aeroport.fr LFRB directory. Phone ••• and email ••• are published in the UAF directory.

Composite/structures shop — woodworking and fabric (entoilage) work on light aircraft airframes at its Part 145/CAMO/CAO-approved workshop based at Aérodrome de Brest Bretagne, Guipavas; class rating unconfirmed.

Engine shop — light piston engine work including Rotax 912iS installation/retrofit (e.g. on DR400 airframes) at its Brest Bretagne (Guipavas) site; part of company-wide Part 145 approval, class rating unconfirmed.

Catering at BES is listed in the UAF/aeroport.fr LFRB directory under 'Alyzia ABH' with email •••; arranged through the handler on request.

ABH operates the airport baggage / lost-and-found service (•••), confirmed on the airport's own 'Autres Services' page; cabin/aircraft cleaning falls within the handling scope. Note: cleaning is also independently provided by Samsic Aero (see separate entry).

Cleaning (Proprete) is explicitly listed for the Brest station on Samsic Aero's own network page.

The airport operator (SAS Aeroports de Bretagne Ouest, operator since 1 Jan 2017) runs the cargo/freight terminal; freight handling/quotations via the cargo department, •••, contact Jacques Hennebelle (Responsable Pole Exploitation), per the UAF/aeroport.fr LFRB directory.

Listed with a phone contact (•••) in the UAF/aeroport.fr LFRB station directory. FedEx has express/cargo operations in the Brest area, but a dedicated airport-cargo-agent role at BES is only weakly corroborated (single directory source); scope unconfirmed.

State-regulated airport security screening (mandatory PAX/baggage screening) is the responsibility of the airport operator; surete contact Ronan Tephany (Responsable Surete), •••, listed in the UAF/aeroport.fr LFRB directory.