Jet fuel
Introductions for aviation fuel requirements and offers.
Make an enquiry
Your enquiry
Tell us what you are looking to buy or sell, with the specifications that matter to you.
Preparing a jet-fuel enquiry
The exact fuel grade and requested specification come first. A clear quantity and delivery brief supports an introduction enquiry without implying fuel certification or an aircraft-fuelling service.
Buying jet fuel
Identify the exact grade and specification, quantity with unit, destination and required timing. Distinguish a one-off purchase from recurring deliveries and include the proposed delivery basis. If a grade or specification has not been confirmed, leave that uncertainty clear rather than substituting another fuel name.
Offering jet fuel
State the grade, quantity, origin or loading location and delivery window that can be confirmed. Include your relationship to the seller and indicate whether product specifications and quality documents are available. Their availability alone is not proof of conformity, CSI verification or supply readiness.
After you submit
Successful submissions receive a CSI reference for follow-up. Contact details stay off the public opportunity board. Submitting a requirement or offer does not publish it or confirm availability, verification or an introduction. Initial enquiries need only document availability, not passports, bank details or proof documents.
How CSI introductions workCSI introduces buyers and sellers. An enquiry is not confirmation of availability, verification or an agreement. Terms and required checks remain subject to review.