Russia turns to imported Jet A-1 as refinery disruptions hit fuel supply
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Russia has imported around 70,000 tons of Jet A-1 aviation fuel from South Korea and Egypt, with Ukraine’s… The post Russia turns to imported Jet A-1 as refinery disruptions hit fuel supply appeared first on AeroTime .
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