Global fuel providers Avfuel and Air BP have formed a partnership that benefits the customers of both companies by increasing their worldwide general aviation footprints with new airport fuel supply locations for their respective contract fuel programs.
“This agreement is beneficial for our Avfuel contract fuel customers, granting them more locations in Europe and around the world for pricing and fuel services,” said Avfuel vice president of eastern sales Joel Hirst. “It’s a reciprocal fuel authorization agreement that allows both Avfuel and Air BP to take advantage of the other’s footprint in the industry, expanding both networks in the U.S. and abroad.”
Avfuel has added 89 new international contract fuel locations from within the Air BP network, increasing its network to more than 3,000 locations globally, while Air BP’s Sterling Card holders are now able to use the program at more than 20 new airports in the U.S. Already accepted at more than 800 locations in 50 countries, the U.S. addition, with more to come in 2017, will broaden the Sterling card’s access for international customers heading to popular U.S. destinations.
“Air BP is thrilled about the new arrangement with Avfuel,” said Air BP COO Norbert Kamp. “We are focused on increasing the number of locations our customers can access in North America, which is the largest general aviation market in the world. Relationships like this really add value to our existing global network.”