The addition of Birmingham Airport where it served a Ural Airlines-operated cargo flight in in the UK takes its total of airports in Europe to 86 as the leading Russian aviation fuel operator continues to grow.
Vladimir Egorov, Gazpromneft-Aero's CEO, said:
- We continue to focus on development and plan to further expand our international network, aiming to increase sales abroad 5-fold by 2030 and to become one of the world’s top 10 largest aviation fuel operators in the world
- We offer high-quality service as well as our own digital solutions that ensure the reliability and efficiency of fuel operations
- Gazpromneft-Aero was the 1st in Russia to launch our own blockchain-based Smart Fuel platform for instant jet refuelling payments which does not require any upfront deposit from our partners and substantially enhances the efficiency of the entire air transportation process
Gazpromneft-Aero, a leader in the Russian jet fuel market by volume of retail sales, already operates at all the major Russian and foreign airports serving over 150 air carriers.
It provides services to Russian and foreign airlines abroad in cooperation with national fuel suppliers.
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