ENOC Group will fuel up to 30 helicopters of Air Chateau, a helicopter service provider, daily under an agreement that was signed at the Dubai Airshow 2021.
ENOC Aviation provides more than 37% of Dubai International Airport’s jet fuel requirements, through its two pipelines connected to its storage terminals in Jebel Ali.
Air Chateau offers charter and transportation services to tourists, high net worth individuals and air ambulances.
Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO of ENOC, said: “The agreement with Air Chateau now extends our services beyond airport boundaries and proves our capability to provide customized service to customers.”
ENOC Aviation, the specialised aviation fuels division of ENOC, is a leading marketer and supplier of jet fuel in UAE since 1995 and is the chosen fuel and service provider of Air Chateau.
With a proven track record of growth within the UAE and internationally, ENOC Aviation’s current supply network spans over 200 airports across 21 countries.
ENOC Group and Air Chateau sign pact
- Air Chateau offers charter and transportation services to tourists, high net worth individuals and air ambulances.
- ENOC Aviation's current supply network spans over 200 airports across 21 countries.
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