ACSA Reassures Passengers Over Jet Fuel Supply

ACSA Reassures Passengers Over Jet Fuel Supply

[SAnews.gov.za] Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says jet fuel supplies across its major airports remain stable despite an unplanned shutdown at the Natref refinery, which could affect Jet A-1 availability from early September.

ACSA says airports have jet fuel stocks despite refinery disruption

ACSA says flights are operating normally and fuel stocks are being closely managed after an unplanned NATREF refinery shutdown affected jet fuel supply to OR Tambo International Airport.

AIRPORT COMPANY SA REASSURES PASSENGERS OVER JET FUEL SUPPLY

Fri 28 August 2026: Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says jet fuel supplies across its major airports remain stable despite an unplanned shutdown at the Natref refinery, which could affect Jet A-1 availability from early September. ACSA said on Friday that it had put measures in place to ensure continued fuel security and minimise any […]

No jet-fuel shortage at OR Tambo, ACSA says, despite Natref refinery breakdown - Inside Politics

Staff Reporter The Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) said on Friday that jet-fuel supplies remain stable and flights are operating normally across its airports, seeking to ease concerns that an unplanned shutdown at Sasol’s Natref refinery could disrupt aviation at O.R. Tambo International Airport. The country’s busiest airport has between five and six days of jet-fuel stock available, enough to meet average demand of about 3,850 cubic metres…

ACSA allays jet fuel shortage fears

ACSA said on Friday there was no immediate threat to flights and schedules across its nine-airport network continued to operate normally.

ACSA Reassures Stakeholders, Airlines, Public That Jet Fuel Stock Levels Remain Stable

Johannesburg – Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has moved to allay fears of Jet fuel supply disruptions, saying it has instituted active stock management protocols to maintain continuous operational stability across all airport fuel farms. “South Africa’s aviation network relies heavily on a combination of imported and locally refined fuel, and with comprehensive mitigation plans actively deployed, there is no immediate expectation of flight…