LAS VEGAS, Nev. / October 10, 2017 / GENERAL AVIATION NEWS – When Avfuel Corporation started business more than 40 years ago, it supplied aviation fuel throughout the Great Lakes region. Its leadership made a decision early on to remain 100 percent dedicated to aviation, a focus that’s been pivotal for not only growing the company into a global fuel supplier, but also for enabling the company to grow its line of in-house services. After years of evolving, the company likes to say it provides “Fuel … and so much more.” as an all-round aviation services facilitator.

LAS VEGAS, Nev.  / October 10, 2017 / GENERAL AVIATION NEWS – When natural disasters strike, the aviation industry pulls together to help support its communities and neighbors—for FBOs in and around the affected areas, this means a drastic change in operations. As a fuel supplier, this is when Avfuel acts as proactively as possible to make good on its guarantee to provide reliable fuel supply in the wake of emergencies so FBOs who do so much of the heavy lifting for relief efforts can focus on their urgent tasks at hand.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. / October 10, 2017 / GENERAL AVIATION NEWS – Avfuel Corporation is pleased to announce its new partnerships with Bohlke International Airways in St. Croix (STX), and Denver jetCenter in Denver, Colorado (KAPA), and its renewed partnership with Sheltair—one of the industry’s leading FBO networks with 17 locations throughout Florida, Georgia and New York.

TUPELO, Miss. / October 6, 2017 / GENERAL AVIATION NEWS – Having managed FBO operations at Tupelo Regional Airport (KTUP) since June 2012, Airport Management Solutions, LLC (AMS) is pleased to announce it now wholly owns the assets of Tupelo Aviation Unlimited after its purchase from the Tupelo Airport Authority was finalized on October 1.

BAI / October 2017 / Chris Anderson - ... Neal Betchley, Avfuel’s regional director for commercial sales throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), knows this prospective customer base well, as the FBOs and airports the company supplies need to be prepared. “When you’re talking heads of state and their entourages, you could be referring to presidents, prime ministers or rulers of countries throughout the Middle East,” he says. “These are customers with impressive aircraft full of passengers, like 747s or A380s, coming from long-haul distances. In such cases, the increases in fuel consumption can be significant.”