Services
Aircraft Fuelling Services
Aircraft fuelling is a critical process that requires careful attention to safety and efficiency. At AAES, we adhere to the highest standards and best practices. Our service extends to a broad spectrum of aircraft, ranging from small single-engine planes to large commercial airliners. Our unwavering commitment to excellence in aircraft fueling significantly contributes to enhancing the safety and efficiency of your aviation operations.
Your journey is our priority. We are dedicated to ensure that your aircraft takes flight with the utmost care and precision. Our goal is to fuel your aviation operations with expertise, giving you the confidence for a smooth takeoff. Trust AAES for all your aircraft fuelling needs, where safety and efficiency are our top priorities.
Get the quality fuel you need for aircraft fuelling at over 3000 airport locations with AAES.
Jet A fuel
Commercial aviation commonly utilizes Jet A fuel, a kerosene-based fuel intended for gas-turbine engine-powered aircraft. Jet A has a low viscosity and is a clear or straw-colored liquid. Manufacturers produce it to meet international standards, ensuring a freeze point of -40°C or lower.
AAES Jet A Fuel gives you a high-quality aviation fuel. This helps your aircraft run efficiently. With our meticulous care in handling and precise aircraft fuelling, you can trust in a seamless journey each time you take flight.
Jet A-1 fuel
Jet A-1 fuel is a type of aviation fuel that is similar to Jet A, but with a lower freeze point. Jet A-1 is a specialized kerosene-based fuel engineered for gas-turbine engine aircraft. It complies with strict international standards and maintains a freeze point of -47°C or lower.
It works with most jet aircraft, both civilian and military. It is also compatible with helicopter turbine engines, turboprops, and diesel piston engines. AAES offers high-quality Jet A-1 fuel for your aviation needs. Our fuel meets international standards and ensures safe, efficient flight operations.
AVGAS
Avgas, or aviation gasoline, is a special fuel for piston-engine aircraft. This includes small planes for general flying, some military aircraft, and old models. Examples are the Cessna 172, Piper Cherokee, and de Havilland Tiger Moth. It has a high octane rating (typically 100 or 130) and is composed of a mixture of hydrocarbons. Avgas is mainly used in North America and Europe. It is less common in Asia and Africa, where Jet A-1 is more popular. Its high octane rating helps piston engines run well and reliably. However, it is not good for jet turbine engines. Due to its flammable nature, avgas is subject to stringent handling and safety regulations.
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)
Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) is at the forefront of the aviation industry’s commitment to reducing its environmental impact. AAES takes pride in being a pioneer offering reliable services to airlines looking to lower their carbon footprint. With SAF, you can help create a more sustainable future for aviation. You also show your commitment to being environmentally responsible.
