Jet A1 is a kerosene-type aviation fuel used in turbine engine aircraft such as jets and turboprops. It is specially refined to meet stringent international standards for safety, purity, and performance, with properties that enable stable combustion across varying altitudes and temperatures. Jet A1 is the globally preferred aviation fuel due to its consistency and reliability in commercial, military, and private aviation.

Supplying High-Quality Jet A1 Fuel

Nuvetra Global Limited supplies premium Jet A1 aviation fuel to airlines, charter operators, and bulk buyers in both domestic and international markets. Our fuel is sourced and refined under strict compliance with global aviation safety regulations, ensuring smooth performance and maximum efficiency for aircraft operations.

Why Nigerian Jet A1?

Nigeria is a key hub in Africa’s aviation and oil sectors, making it a dependable source for Jet A1 supply. Nigerian Jet A1 is valued for its compliance with international specifications, consistent quality, and availability through established refinery and port infrastructure. With Nigeria’s growing role as an aviation gateway, the country serves as a strategic supply base for Jet A1 in both regional and international markets.

Our Jet A1 Products

We supply aviation fuel under flexible arrangements designed to suit client needs:

• Bulk Jet A1 Supply – for airlines, airports, and charter operators.
• On-Site Delivery Options – tailored fueling solutions for aviation partners.
• Export Supply – to international buyers through secure and efficient logistics.

Our Trade Process

Our trade operations are flexible and can be carried out under C&F or FOB terms, depending on the buyer’s preference.

• 1. Cost and Freight (C&F): Under this arrangement, we handle the full process—covering loading, shipping, and delivery of the goods to the buyer’s specified port of destination.
• 2. Free on Board (FOB): Here, we take responsibility for transporting the goods to the port of shipment and covering all loading expenses. The buyer, in turn, manages the costs of marine freight, insurance, unloading, and onward transportation from the port of origin to the final destination.

Expected Shipping Documents

Bill of Landing, Certificate of Origin, SGS Inspection Certificate, Phytosanitary Certificate, Fumigation Certificate, Commercial Invoice, Packing List