Aviation fuel supplier: Jet A‑1 and avgas
Jet A‑1 and avgas 100LL for operators, flight schools and airfields, supplied to specification with documentation that keeps your quality chain intact.
Fuels for aviation
- Licensed wholesalerDMPR licence licence number
- Certificate of analysisWith every load
- Metered and sealedSeal numbers on every delivery note
- 9 provinces, 9 countriesSouth Africa and Southern Africa
In shortFuel-It supplies aviation fuel to airlines, charter and helicopter operators, flight schools, crop sprayers and airfields in South Africa and the region: Jet A‑1 for turbine aircraft and avgas 100LL for piston aircraft. Batch documentation travels with every delivery, so your aviation quality chain stays unbroken.
What aviation needs from a fuel supplier
- Specification compliance. Jet A‑1 to DEF STAN 91-091 and ASTM D1655; avgas to ASTM D910. No exceptions.
- An unbroken quality chain. Documentation and testing at every transfer, from source to your tank.
- Airfield delivery. Deliveries planned for your airfield storage, access rules and operating hours.
- Price clarity. Aviation fuel is market-priced; quotes state their validity so you can plan.
Fuels we supply for aviation
How it works
Tell us about your operation
Sites, fuels, volumes, storage and how often you need deliveries.
Agree the set-up
Delivery schedule, storage, paperwork and payment terms in writing.
Delivered with proof
Metered, sealed loads with a certificate of analysis for each batch.
Invoices and records
Statements per site, ready for your finance team and auditors.
The paperwork we handle
- Batch certificates of quality and release documents with every delivery.
- Records of the tests performed at receipt, as agreed with your quality manager.
- Tax invoices per delivery and per airfield.
Proof, not promises
Before the first delivery we agree the documentation and testing your operation needs with your quality or fuel manager. aviation delivery scope and any operator approvals held
Services for aviation
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Questions buyers ask
What is the difference between Jet A‑1 and avgas?
Jet A‑1 is kerosene-type fuel for turbine engines. Avgas 100LL is leaded gasoline for spark-ignition piston engines. They are never interchangeable.
Do you supply fuel to private airfields?
Yes. Send us your airfield, storage and monthly volume, and we confirm delivery, documentation and lead time before you order.
Do you respond to aviation fuel tenders?
Yes. Send us the tender documents and we respond with specifications, documentation and delivered pricing.
Get today’s delivered price.
Tell us the fuel, the volume and where it’s going. We reply with a delivered price and a delivery date, and the quote states exactly how long the price holds.