[SEARCH] [MENU] Home Programs Operations & Infrastructure Fuel Fuel Efficiency Fuel IATA supports the industry’s safe and efficient fuel management through two main streams: Fuel Servicing, focused on the commercial and technical aspects of fuel and the Fuel Efficiency Program, focused on operational best practices for fuel management. IATA provides operational expertise to members in areas such as: assessment of fuel quality and fuel delivery, best practices in maintenance for fuel filters and fuel safekeeping, optimal fuel usage and emissions reductions. Fuel Servicing IATA represents and promotes the interests of its members in all aspects of commercial and technical fuel, with a focus on ensuring the reliable supply of quality jet fuel at optimal price levels, available at airports worldwide. Check out the IATA fuel fact sheet (pdf) for the impact of fuel on the airline industry results. Commercial Fuel: IATA supports the airlines to ensure the fuel provision agreements are aligned with their operational needs and cover all regulatory and internal requirements. Commercial Fuel Data Policy Fuel Data Standards Jet Fuel Price Monitor Technical Fuel: IATA provides advisory support to airlines to ensure the fuel used complies with all technical requirements for efficient operation and maintenance of tanks, engines, etc. IATA also issues alerts on fuel provision disruption in specific airport locations or problems with into-plane fueling procedures worldwide. Technical Fuel Group Global Fuel Portal Fuel Efficiency Through its Fuel Efficiency Program, IATA helps airlines to identify, develop and implement fuel management best practices in areas such as flight operations, engineering and maintenance, as well as flight dispatch, with the ultimate goal of reducing their consumption of fuel. IATA supports airlines worldwide to monitor and validate effective fuel savings. Special on-site support can also be provided as part of the IATA Consulting portfolio. Visit our Fuel Efficiency page for more information. Sustainability We work with key stakeholders including fuel suppliers, related service providers, aircraft manufacturers, engine manufacturers, standardization bodies, airport authorities and governments on a number of initiatives geared toward sustainability. Alternative Fuels Related Links From IATA's Airlines. Magazine Fuel management: A burning desire to simplify Explore More Publications Aviation Charges Intelligence Center (ACIC) Fuel Servicing Guidelines Services Fuel Efficiency Program Development Environment Consulting Consulting Policies Infrastructure Our mission is to represent, lead and serve the airline industry Airlines. magazine www.airlines.iata.org Aviation benefits beyond borders www.aviationbenefits.org © International Air Transport Association (IATA) 2021. All rights reserved. Anti-slavery statement Privacy Legal We use cookies to give you the best experience on our website. We also use cookies for advertising purposes. Please see our privacy policy and cookies help page for complete information. YES, GOT IT