
In 2011 Aerofuels Group increased the volume of fuel in the segment of aviation fuel supply tanked at Russian and foreign airports by 9,2%. In absolute terms the volume of sales reached 650 thousand tons. The turnover in 2011 amounted to 18,9 billion rubles having increased by 43,29% in comparison with 2010.
2011 featured a range of momentous events in the life of Aerofuels Group:
• Opening of a refueling complex at Mendeleevo Airport in Yuzhno-Kurilsk, the island of Kunashir;
• Aerofuels Group performed the first in the post-Soviet history connection of a refueling complex to a main pipeline (the Airport of Ufa);
• A new construction stage of a refueling complex at the airport of Nizhny Novgorod was completed; the construction process is due to end in the 3rd quarter of 2012;
• A bulk plant in Tomsk was purchased. “Aerofuels” Group is continuing its work on creating a network of bulk plants to store light oil products;
• The airport network with the possibility of aviation fuel supply for the clients of Aerofuels was expanded. In the course of 2011 the number of refueling points reached 26. The certificate of compliance for TZK Kursk was obtained. Contracts with aviation fuel supply operators at the airports of Krasnoyarsk and Rostov-on-Don concerning fueling aircrafts of Aerofuels clients were signed;
• Points with possibilities of aviation fuel supply in Europe for business aviation reached 50 airports;
• Aerofuels International expanded its presence abroad. Now the company is ready to provide aviation fuel supply at more than 1000 airports worldwide;
• In the period of kerosene shortage in the Russian Federation in the 4th quarter of 2011 the company performed failure-free refueling;
• Clients of Aerofuels got 24-hours support system abroad as well as in Russia;
• The company improved its position in the Expert-400 rating by 17 points taking 374th position and in Forbes-200 by 10 points taking 172nd position;
• In the course of the year 1 billion 200 thousand rubles were invested in the infrastructure of aviation fuel supply systems of Russian airports.
















