The Aviation Fuel Atlas

Why did Istanbul Airport’s fuel infrastructure have to be one of the largest in the world?
For airports positioned as global hubs, fuel infrastructure is a strategic system that enables operational continuity and determines airport capacity. The primary reason Istanbul Airport’s fuel infrastructure ranks among the largest in the world is to ensure the capacity to seamlessly manage the simultaneous operational demands generated by high traffic

Jet A-1 and diesel can be produced from the same crude oil. So why aren’t they interchangeable?
Jet A-1 and diesel fuel are both intermediate distillate products derived from crude oil. However, their similar origin does not mean they serve the same operational requirements. Diesel is a strategic fuel providing high efficiency in land transportation, logistics, agriculture, industry, and heavy vehicle operations. Jet A-1, on the other
The Aviation Fuel Atlas

Why did Istanbul Airport’s fuel infrastructure have to be one of the largest in the world?
For airports positioned as global hubs, fuel infrastructure is a strategic system that enables operational continuity and determines airport capacity. The primary reason Istanbul Airport’s fuel infrastructure ranks among the largest in the world is to ensure the capacity to seamlessly manage the simultaneous operational demands generated by high traffic

TFS Makes Strategic Contribution to the Net Zero Aviation Roadmap.
Turkish Fuel Services (TFS) participated in the Airline Thematic Workshop, held as part of the “Turkey’s Net Zero Emission Roadmap in Transportation” project, coordinated by the Strategy Development Department of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure of the Republic of Turkey. Organized to contribute to Turkey’s achievement of net zero

Jet A-1 and diesel can be produced from the same crude oil. So why aren’t they interchangeable?
Jet A-1 and diesel fuel are both intermediate distillate products derived from crude oil. However, their similar origin does not mean they serve the same operational requirements. Diesel is a strategic fuel providing high efficiency in land transportation, logistics, agriculture, industry, and heavy vehicle operations. Jet A-1, on the other

TFS Has Added A New Strategic Source To Its Global Supply Network.
TFS continues to expand its global supply network to support its reliable and uninterrupted jet fuel supply to the aviation sector. In this context, the company has further strengthened its source diversification and supply security by incorporating the Dangote Refinery in Lagos, Nigeria, into its supply network. The Dangote Refinery,

TFS Completes JIG Audit with “GOOD” Rating for the Third Consecutive Time.
Turkish Fuel Services (TFS) has successfully completed the Joint Inspection Group (JIG) audit for the third consecutive time, achieving the highest level of “GOOD” in aviation fuel operations. JIG, one of the most important audit mechanisms globally recognized in the aviation fuel sector, conducts comprehensive assessments in critical areas such

Turkish Fuel Services, Ranks 4th in Türkiye in Mineral Fuels Exports.
Turkish Fuel Services (TFS) ranked 4th in Turkey in the Mineral Fuels Export category according to the 2025 data of the Istanbul Chemical Materials and Products Exporters Association (İKMİB). In today’s world, where energy supply security and operational continuity are critically important on a global scale, TFS continues to provide
The Aviation Fuel Atlas

Why did Istanbul Airport’s fuel infrastructure have to be one of the largest in the world?
For airports positioned as global hubs, fuel infrastructure is a strategic system that enables operational continuity and determines airport capacity. The primary reason Istanbul Airport’s fuel infrastructure ranks among the largest in the world is to ensure the capacity to seamlessly manage the simultaneous operational demands generated by high traffic

TFS Makes Strategic Contribution to the Net Zero Aviation Roadmap.
Turkish Fuel Services (TFS) participated in the Airline Thematic Workshop, held as part of the “Turkey’s Net Zero Emission Roadmap in Transportation” project, coordinated by the Strategy Development Department of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure of the Republic of Turkey. Organized to contribute to Turkey’s achievement of net zero

Jet A-1 and diesel can be produced from the same crude oil. So why aren’t they interchangeable?
Jet A-1 and diesel fuel are both intermediate distillate products derived from crude oil. However, their similar origin does not mean they serve the same operational requirements. Diesel is a strategic fuel providing high efficiency in land transportation, logistics, agriculture, industry, and heavy vehicle operations. Jet A-1, on the other