Global aviation fuels and lubricants supplier Shell Aviation has begun supplying jet fuel to Brussels Airport in Belgium.
The current project is part of the company’s ongoing aim to deliver aviation products and services to all aircraft types across the world.
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Shell Aviation Europe and South Africa general manager Adam Harrison said: “This entry provides genuine value for our customers, allowing them to access a strong and integrated supply chain.
“We are pleased to be working closely with our new partners as we take an important leap forward in our European growth plan.”
In addition, Shell Aviation has launched into-plane services for all of its commercial customers that are collaborating with Brussels Airfuels Services.
Brussels Airfuels Services general manager Luc Janssens said: “We are delighted to be starting operations with Shell to provide a faster, more efficient service for customers flying into Brussels.
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By GlobalData“We look forward to building a successful partnership that will help meet current customer demands while also increasing supply security at the airport."
Brussels Airport, which is considered to be the biggest airport in Belgium, handled approximately 21.8 million passengers last year.
Served by 77 airlines, the airport helps connect the de facto capital of the European Union (EU) to 226 destinations worldwide.
Operating for more than 100 years, Shell Aviation currently supplies aviation fuel at approximately 900 airports across 36 nations.
In Europe, the company serves more than 1,000 customers in 17 countries.
Image: Shell Aviation provides fuels at about 900 airports in 36 countries. Photo: courtesy of Shell.
