Airport Manager, Samuel Ladoke Akintola International Airport, Ibadan, Mr. Gbenga Afuwape, with BOVAS Petroleum CEO, Mrs. Victoria Samson, during a courtesy visit to the company’s headquarters in Ibadan.
Aircraft operators in Southwest Nigeria can breathe easier as the Samuel Ladoke Akintola International Airport (SLAIA) in Ibadan is now equipped with on-site Jet A1 refueling capabilities.
The BOVAS Oil and Gas Limited’s multimillion-naira fuel ⛽ depot is now up and running, reducing delays and boosting operational efficiency.
The development was highlighted during a courtesy visit by the airport management team to BOVAS Managing Director, Dr. Victoria Samson.
The Ibadan Airport Manager, Mr. Gbenga Afuwape praised BOVAS for the timely establishment, citing reduced turnaround times, lower costs, and reliable fuel supply.
BOVAS has been supplying Jet A1 to Air Peace and other airlines, supporting increased air traffic and commercial activities.
Dr. Samson in turn reaffirmed BOVAS’ commitment to aviation development, while Afuwape disclosed plans for Hajj operations and Green Africa Airways’ resumption, expected to boost fuel demand and passenger traffic.
Both parties pledged to strengthen their partnership, driving growth and improved services.
This development marks a significant milestone for Ibadan Airport, enhancing its competitiveness and positioning it for increased air traffic and economic growth in the region.
