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Today, Shell Aviation announced it has started operations at Kraków International Airport, extending its refuelling network in Poland. Shell Aviation has one of the most extensive aviation fuelling networks in the world and this is the second airport in Poland it now operates in, having begun providing fuels at Katowice Airport in January this year.

For the third consecutive year, Shell Aviation has been named the best aviation fuel provider for the Middle Eastern and surrounding region, at the Emerging Markets Aviation Awards (EMAA).

Today, Shell Aviation celebrated the start of operations at Katowice International Airport in Southern Poland, marking its entry into Poland’s growing aviation market. In a move which underlines its position as a leading global aviation fuels and lubricants supplier, Shell Aviation now provides aviation fuels and associated services to selected airline customers at this airport. It is expected that Shell Aviation will start supplying fuel at further airports in Poland in the coming years.

Today, Zao Shell & Aerofuels announced it has extended its aviation refueling network in Russia to include Pulkovo St Petersburg airport. In spite of the harsh winter conditions, Zao Shell & Aerofuels’ operations and support teams successfully made their first delivery of jet fuel to an international airline at Russia’s third largest airport on 2nd January 2013.

Dublin Airport has received the prestigious Delta Air Lines Grand Slam Award for the second consecutive quarter. The award recognises all the airport’s service providers to Delta Air Lines, including the into plane (ITP) operations (the re-fuelling of the aircraft), a service that is offered through the Shell and Topaz Aviation Ireland Ltd marketing joint venture.

Shell has been awarded the feather award for Safety in both Port Elizabeth Airport and Cape Town International Airport for 2011. The feather award is an annual award in which Operators and service providers at ACSA are recognized for service excellence in various categories.

Comox, B.C. – Aviation fuel customers at the airport in Comox now have better access to onsite fuel supplies thanks to a significant investment from Shell Canada Products’ Aviation group (“Shell Aviation”). The Comox Valley Airport now has a new fuel tank that holds 120,000 litres of fuel, an airside refueller truck and other new equipment and services.

SHELL AVIATION FUELS GROWTH WITH LAUNCH OF OPERATIONS AT ROSKILDE AIRPORT

Shell Aviation and China Aviation Oil (Hong Kong) Limited today jointly announced that Shell Aviation has appointed China Aviation Oil Hong Kong Limited (CAOHK) as Shell's authorized exclusive Master Distributor of AeroShell aviation lubricant products in China.

Customers set to benefit from expanded network as Shell’s joint venture in India signs new agreements

Deal marks Middle East expansion and supply entry to what is planned to be the world’s largest airport

Shell Aviation has signed a distributorship agreement with Abu Dhabi-based Al Jaber Group, to distribute Shell Aviation lubricants in the UAE.

Deal marks Topaz’s entry into Ireland’s aviation fuel sector

July 1, 2010 – London – Shell Aviation (SAV) began fuel supply operations at London City Airport (LCA) today. The start of operations follows a Concession Agreement signed with LCA in February 2010, giving Shell Aviation entry into the UK’s leading business airport.

Shell Aviation (SAV) today announced it has signed a Concession Agreement to operate as a fuel supplier at Roskilde Airport in Denmark (RKE). As well as enabling SAV to provide fuel supply and refuelling services to airlines, the agreement will increase supply security and competitiveness at the airport.

Shell Aviation (SAV) has signed a Concession Agreement to operate as a fuel supplier at London City Airport (LCA). The agreement marks Shell Aviation’s entry into LCA. As well as enabling SAV to provide fuel supply and refuelling services to airlines, the agreement will increase supply security and competitiveness at the airport.