Jet A-1 Aviation Fuel — Supplier Russia Export FOB Novorossiysk

Technical description & specification

Jet A-1 is aviation turbine fuel (aviation kerosene) used in gas-turbine aircraft engines worldwide. It is the standard fuel for international civil aviation. Key properties include a maximum freeze point of -47 °C (vs Jet A -40 °C), which allows safe operation at high altitude and in cold climates, plus strict limits on sulfur, aromatics, and thermal stability to protect engines and fuel systems.

Our Jet A-1 is supplied from Russian refineries with full quality documentation. It meets the requirements of ASTM D1655 and DEF STAN 91-91 and is suitable for commercial and military aviation where these standards are accepted.

Jet A-1 fuel quality & standards — ASTM D1655, DEF STAN and IATA

ASTM D1655 (Standard Specification for Aviation Turbine Fuels) is the main US/international standard for Jet A and Jet A-1. It defines physical and chemical requirements, including freeze point, flash point, density, distillation, sulfur, aromatics, and thermal stability (JFTOT).

DEF STAN 91-91 (UK Ministry of Defence) is widely used in Europe and elsewhere. Jet A-1 meeting DEF STAN 91-91 is acceptable where that standard is required; it is broadly aligned with ASTM D1655 with some additional or different limits.

IATA Guidance Material for the supply of jet fuel provides recommended practices for handling, quality assurance and documentation. We supply product that meets ASTM D1655 / DEF STAN 91-91 and provide CoA and documentation as agreed.

Certification & quality

Each batch of Jet A-1 is supplied with a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) from the refinery, confirming compliance with ASTM D1655 and/or DEF STAN 91-91. The CoA typically includes freeze point, flash point, density, distillation, sulfur, aromatics, and other specified parameters.

For each shipment we coordinate documentation (CoA, B/L, customs, quality certificates) as required by the buyer and destination. Third-party inspection and testing can be arranged at loading if agreed in the contract.

Order & supply procedure

Typical steps for ordering Jet A-1:

• Inquiry — You send volume, delivery basis (FOB Novorossiysk or CIF and port), and loading/delivery window.
• Quotation — We respond with an indicative jet fuel FOB Novorossiysk quotation or CIF quote and availability.
• Contract — Terms, specifications (ASTM D1655 / DEF STAN 91-91), laytime, documents and payment are agreed.
• Nomination & loading — Vessel (FOB) or our nomination (CIF), loading at Novorossiysk or agreed port, inspections as per contract.
• Documents — CoA, B/L, customs and other certificates are issued and passed to the buyer as agreed.

For a jet fuel FOB Novorossiysk quotation or CIF offer, send your requirements via Telegram or Email.

Delivery terms — FOB Novorossiysk & CIF to UAE, India and Turkey

FOB Novorossiysk — delivery at the port of loading (Russia). Buyer nominates vessel and bears cost and risk from the loading port. Suitable for traders and buyers with their own shipping.

CIF — we deliver to your destination port (cost, insurance and freight included). One point of contact for Jet A-1 and sea freight. Suitable when you need fixed delivery to your port.

Shipments are loaded at the Port of Novorossiysk (Black Sea). Logistics, vessel nomination, inspections and documentation are coordinated as per contract. For detailed explanations of delivery terms, risks and responsibilities under FOB and CIF shipping, see our FOB vs CIF logistics guide.

Jet A-1 Aviation Fuel Export to UAE, India and Turkey

Alghaf Marine DMCC supplies high-quality Jet A-1 aviation fuel for commercial, military and industrial use to buyers in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), India and Turkey. Our Jet A-1 conforms to international standards and is exported from Russian refineries via Black Sea ports, with delivery options on FOB Novorossiysk or CIF to your destination port.

In the UAE, Jet A-1 fuel supports airlines, charter operators, air freight logistics and offshore helicopter operations. CIF delivery to key UAE ports ensures predictable total cost including freight and insurance. Aviation fuel buyers in the Middle East often prioritize consistent quality, timely shipments and reliable documentation.

India is a fast-growing aviation market with high demand for Jet A-1 fuel across major airports and cargo hubs. Indian buyers typically request detailed specifications, Certificates of Analysis and tight delivery windows. CIF delivery to Indian ports combined with FOB pricing options from Novorossiysk allows buyers to manage supply chains effectively and optimize landed costs.

In Turkey, Jet A-1 serves as a critical supplier to both domestic airlines and regional distribution networks. Turkey's strategic position between Europe and the Middle East makes it an active re-export hub for aviation fuel. FOB Novorossiysk provides competitive freight economics for Turkish buyers, while CIF services simplify end-to-end logistics.

Shipment planning, inspection protocols and contract documentation are tailored to buyer requirements. Our team assists with commercial terms, nomination booking, port coordination, inspection and documentation sets for seamless execution from initial inquiry to final delivery.

Typical Export Documentation for Jet A-1 Aviation Fuel

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading (B/L)
• Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
• Certificate of Origin (if requested)
• Customs Export Declaration
• Insurance Certificate (for CIF shipments)

Jet fuel quotation — how to request

We publish indicative prices on the main site. For a firm jet fuel FOB Novorossiysk quotation or CIF offer, please send:

• Volume (metric tons)
• Delivery: FOB Novorossiysk or CIF (port of destination)
• Loading or delivery window

See also

EN 590 Diesel · RMG 380 Fuel Oil · Logistics & FOB/CIF — Ship-to-Ship