Fuel Terminal
Normal
The AIFA has a fuel terminal of 10.66 hectares. You can read more about this terminal here.
Fuel Terminal (Jet Fuel)
Designed under national and international norms and standards, this terminal has as its main function to store, control, supply and drive Jet-A aviation fuel to the aircraft stations.
Its location is north of the Airport and comprises a total of 10.66 hectares where there are 3 fuel storage and distribution tanks, as well as administrative areas.
Like other facilities within the AIFA, from its initial design the necessary space has been planned for a possible future expansion.
- It is operated by ASA, through a Collaboration Agreement with this company.
- It has a total storage capacity of 21,000,000 L in 3 vertical tanks of 7,000,000 L each in a first phase, considering a growth to 80,000,000 L.
- There is a fuel distribution network by means of hydrants with a length of 20 km and 66 dispatch points.
- The following vehicles are available for the supply of jet fuel to aircraft:
- 3 dispensers, 2 x 20,000 L tankers
- 1 tank car of 40,000 L