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SA airports escape fuel shortage

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To secure fuel supply to South African airports, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has extended its licences for temporary special customs and excise storage warehouses for jet fuel until October 31, 2026.   The licences enable the continued importation of aviation kerosene to supply OR Tambo International Airport.  The Fuels Industry Association of South Africa (Fiasa)
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SA airports escape fuel shortage

To secure fuel supply to South African airports, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) has extended its licences for temporary special customs and excise storage warehouses for jet fuel until October 31, 2026.   The licences enable the continued importation of aviation kerosene to supply OR Tambo International Airport.  The Fuels Industry Association of South Africa (Fiasa)

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