Air BP has announced that it has taken over the management and operation of fuel services at Cape Town International airport in South Africa, with effect from June 1.
The operation, which will be managed through the Cape Town Airport Fuelling Services joint venture, will remain under Air BP’s management for a period of three years.
This new contract underlines the company’s reputation as a technical and operations leader and its strength in managing fuelling services at major international airports. The new fuelling services at Cape Town complement Air BP’s existing operations at South Africa’s OR Tambo International airport in Johannesburg, where it has successfully managed a similar but larger scale operation for the past five years.
Air BP’s operations at Cape Town International will be managed by 45 joint venture employees and comprise the management of the storage and refuelling operations.
