Sell Jet A1 Fuel to Global Buyers

Have Jet A1 fuel available for sale? Global Petroleum Advisors welcomes physical suppliers, petroleum traders, cargo owners, refinery allocation holders and authorised representatives offering spot cargoes or monthly supply.

Sell Jet A1 fuel to global buyers through GPA’s marketplace. Register your company, complete verification and receive GPA approval before submitting your available supply.

Register to List Jet A1 Supply
Browse Live Buyer Requests

Already registered? Complete company verification. Approved sellers can submit a Jet A1 listing.

Find Jet A1 Buyers With a Clear Supply Offer

A buyer needs more than “Jet A1 available.” Your offer should explain what product you can supply, your role in the transaction and where the proposed delivery can take place.

Begin with these details:

Keep your listing current. If the quantity, location or loading window changes, the information presented to buyers should change too.

List Spot Cargoes or Recurring Jet A1 Supply

Available Jet A1 cargoes

For a specific cargo, identify its available quantity, location and proposed loading period. Explain the loading arrangement you can support and the information required before issuing a commercial offer.

Distinguish confirmed availability from supply that still requires allocation or operational confirmation.

Monthly aviation fuel supply

For recurring supply, state the volume you can offer per month, the proposed contract period and the expected lifting schedule.

Also explain whether you propose a trial purchase before discussing a longer-term arrangement. A monthly supply offer should reflect a supportable programme rather than repeating the quantity of a single cargo.

FOB and CIF supply enquiries

For an FOB offer, identify the named shipment port and clarify the proposed vessel nomination and loading arrangements.

For a CIF offer, explain which destination enquiries you can assess and what information you require to calculate a quotation. Avoid presenting a delivered price without a defined destination and quotation basis.

For background on geographic sourcing, see GPA’s major trading hubs for Jet A1 fuel.

Bulk Jet A1 Cargo Supply and Airport Fuelling Are Different Services

Make your service scope clear from the beginning.

A seller offering a bulk cargo at a loading terminal is presenting a different arrangement from a supplier delivering fuel to an airport or directly into aircraft.

If your offer concerns bulk supply, state the loading and receiving arrangements. If you provide airport supply or into-plane services, identify the airports served and the operational permissions and facilities relevant to that service.

This distinction helps buyers assess whether your offer matches their procurement requirement. IATA provides separate resources covering aviation fuel suppliers, quality and operational requirements through its aviation fuel programme.

Jet A1 Specifications and Quality Information

Identify the specification applicable to your offered product and provide relevant quality documentation for the proposed cargo or batch.

Jet A and Jet A1 should not be presented as interchangeable labels. Shell’s civil jet fuel specifications guide explains the grades and their specification differences.

Your supply discussion should establish:

• The specification and edition required by the buyer.
• The cargo or batch to which the quality documents relate.
• The proposed inspection and sampling arrangements.
• The loading and receiving facilities involved.
• The handling and delivery responsibilities of each party.

Inspection scope, appointment, access and costs should be agreed before the relevant operations.

Can Traders and Authorised Representatives List Jet A1?

GPA welcomes company-verification submissions from petroleum traders and authorised representatives as well as physical suppliers.

Clearly identify your actual role. If you represent a supplier, explain which company you represent and provide supporting evidence of your authority.

Do not describe your business as a refinery, product owner or exclusive mandate unless that description is accurate and supported.

Initial enquiries can begin with a concise supply summary. Sensitive company or transaction documents should be shared through an agreed review process rather than inserted into a public product description.

Create Your GPA Seller Account

How to Sell Jet A1 Through GPA

1. Register as a seller

Create your account using your business contact details and company information.

2. Complete company verification

Submit the requested company information and supporting documents. GPA approval is required before product-listing access.

3. Submit your Jet A1 listing

Present your product specification, quantity, loading location, availability and commercial terms through the seller dashboard.

Company verification and product review are separate steps. Company approval does not by itself confirm every cargo, document or commercial offer.

4. Review relevant purchasing requirements

Visit GPA’s live buyer requests to review available requirements. Check the product, destination, quantity and timing before pursuing an enquiry.

Do not assume that every petroleum buying request concerns Jet A1 or matches your offered supply.

Questions From Jet A1 Suppliers

Where can I find buyers for Jet A1 fuel?

You can present your supply through GPA’s seller listing process and review published buyer requests. A complete offer helps prospective buyers assess whether your product, location and commercial arrangement match their needs.

Can I sell Jet A1 through GPA as a broker?

You can submit your company for review as an authorised representative or trader. Explain your role accurately and provide the supporting information requested during verification.

What information should I prepare before listing?

Prepare your company details, specification, available quantity, loading location, supply schedule and delivery terms. Also identify your authority to offer the product and the relevant quality documents available for review.

Can I list a refinery allocation?

Describe the allocation accurately, including the issuing party, product, quantity, validity and conditions. An allocation claim should be supported by evidence and should not automatically be presented as immediately loadable cargo.

Can I offer supply to airlines?

Describe the service you can actually provide. Bulk cargo supply, airport delivery and into-plane fuelling have different operational requirements. Identify the intended delivery point and your service scope.

Does a listing guarantee a purchase?

No. A listing presents your supply for consideration. Buyer enquiries and completed transactions depend on requirements, availability, counterparty review and agreed commercial terms.

Bring Your Jet A1 Supply to GPA

Have a specific cargo or recurring Jet A1 supply opportunity? Start with your seller account and company verification.

Present a clear offer that explains the product, quantity, location, availability and terms you can support.

Register to List Jet A1 Supply

Already approved? Submit Your Jet A1 Listing.

Buying instead? Browse available petroleum supply or submit your purchasing requirement.

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Sell Jet A1 Fuel to Global Buyers

Have Jet A1 fuel, a refinery allocation or an available aviation fuel cargo to offer? Register with Global Petroleum Advisors to present your supply to petroleum buyers, importers and trading companies.

GPA welcomes physical suppliers, petroleum traders, cargo owners and authorised representatives. Complete company verification, receive GPA approval and submit your Jet A1 supply through the seller dashboard.

Register to List Jet A1 Supply
Browse Live Buyer Requests

Already registered? Complete company verification. Approved sellers can submit a product listing.

Find Buyers for Your Available Jet A1 Supply

A commercial buyer needs to understand what you control, where the product is available and which transaction you can support.

Describe your supply position clearly:

A precise supply position helps buyers assess the opportunity before spending time on documents and negotiations.

Sell Spot Jet A1 Cargoes or Monthly Supply

Find buyers for a spot aviation fuel cargo

For an available cargo, state the quantity, specification, location and loading window. Explain whether the offer concerns product in storage, a scheduled lifting or another clearly identified supply arrangement.

Also, provide quotation validity and explain which operational confirmations remain outstanding.

An available allocation and an immediately loadable cargo are different supply positions. Describe the one you actually hold.

Present monthly Jet A1 supply

For recurring supply, identify the monthly quantity, proposed contract duration and expected lifting frequency.

Include minimum lifting quantities, scheduling restrictions and whether a trial purchase is proposed. Buyers assessing a supply programme need to understand how subsequent deliveries can be supported.

Submit a refinery allocation

If you hold or represent a refinery allocation, explain its product coverage, validity, quantity and lifting conditions.

Identify the company authorised to contract with the buyer. Supporting documentation should establish your role and the proposed supply arrangement rather than relying only on a refinery name.

Start Your Seller Registration

Present FOB and CIF Jet A1 Offers Clearly

FOB Jet A1 supply

Name the loading port and identify the proposed loading facility when appropriate for the transaction stage.

Your offer should explain the loading window, nomination requirements and inspection arrangements that buyers arranging shipping need to assess.

CIF Jet A1 supply

Identify the destination port when preparing a delivered cargo quotation. Explain the shipment size, delivery window and receiving information needed to assess the route.

A CIF indication without a destination and a clear quotation basis gives buyers little room for a meaningful comparison.

For market background, read GPA’s guide to major Jet A1 trading hubs.

Have a Jet A1 Cargo or Supply Allocation?

Present your available quantity, specification, loading location and supply schedule to GPA. Whether you offer a spot cargo or recurring supply, start by registering your company for verification.

Register Your Jet A1 Supply Business

What Makes a Jet A1 Offer Buyer-Ready?

Before listing, prepare a concise supply summary.

Keep origin separate from loading location. Fuel offered from a trading hub is not necessarily produced in that country.

Likewise, state quantities with their units. An offer in barrels cannot be compared directly with an offer in metric tonnes without an agreed conversion basis.

Give Buyers a Clear Commercial Starting Point

Buyers need enough information to determine whether an offer fits their purchasing requirement.

Explain:

• Whether the price is fixed or based on an agreed pricing formula.
• The currency, price unit and quotation validity.
• The minimum quantity and proposed supply schedule.
• Which delivery costs are included.
• The proposed payment structure, subject to agreement.
• When further documents can be reviewed.

If your quotation uses a market benchmark, identify the relevant assessment and pricing period. Avoid vague references such as “Platts minus” without explaining the actual pricing basis.

For a useful view of the information purchasers prepare, read GPA’s Jet A1 quotation request guide.

Bulk Cargo Supply Is Different From Airport Fuelling

Make the delivery scope explicit.

A seller offering a cargo at a petroleum terminal is presenting a different service from a supplier delivering into airport storage or directly into aircraft.

For bulk cargoes, describe the loading and receiving arrangements. For airport supply, identify the airports served and the relevant operating capability.

IATA’s aviation fuel resources include an airport-level supplier directory, reflecting the importance of location-specific supply information.

Support Your Jet A1 Specification With Relevant Documents

Identify the specification applicable to the offered product and the cargo or batch covered by the supporting quality documents.

Do not treat Jet A and Jet A1 as interchangeable descriptions. Shell’s jet fuel grades and specifications guide explains their differences.

Before a transaction proceeds, the parties should agree the specification, inspection scope, sampling arrangements and quantity measurement basis.

Company verification identifies a business for marketplace review. It does not replace cargo-specific quality checks or establish ownership of every product offered.

How to List Jet A1 Supply on GPA

1. Create your seller account

Register your company using accurate business and contact details.

2. Complete company verification

Submit the requested company information and supporting documents through the seller verification page.

Clearly identify whether you are the product owner, trader or authorised representative.

3. Receive GPA approval

Company verification must be approved before product-listing access. Registration alone does not approve your company or publish your supply.

4. Submit your available supply

Once approved, create your Jet A1 listing with the specification, quantity, loading location and commercial details.

Keep the listing current as availability changes.

5. Review relevant buyer requirements

Check live petroleum buyer requests against your actual supply capability. Confirm the requested product, volume, location and timing before pursuing an opportunity.

Questions From Petroleum Suppliers and Traders

How can I find buyers for Jet A1 fuel?

Present a clear supply offer through GPA and review published buyer requirements. Your specification, quantity, location, authority and delivery terms help prospective buyers assess suitability.

Can I list Jet A1 as a mandate or representative?

You can submit your company for verification. Identify the supplier you represent and provide the supporting evidence requested to establish your role.

Can I offer Jet A1 held in tank storage?

Describe the product location, quantity and proposed transfer or loading arrangement. Explain your authority to offer the product and how relevant operational details can be verified.

Can I list supply from Rotterdam, Houston, Fujairah or Singapore?

State the actual location supported by your offer. Naming a trading hub does not establish product availability or terminal access; your listing should accurately describe both.

Do I need an available cargo before registering?

You can begin company registration first. Any subsequent listing should accurately distinguish available product from a conditional allocation or proposed supply programme.

Does listing guarantee a buyer?

No. GPA provides a route to present supply and review purchasing requirements. Enquiries and completed transactions depend on buyer needs, product suitability and agreed commercial terms.

Ready to Sell Jet A1 Fuel Through GPA?

Have a spot cargo, refinery allocation or monthly Jet A1 supply to offer? Create your seller account and present your company for GPA verification.

Once approved, submit your product specification, available quantity, loading location and commercial terms through the seller dashboard.

Create Your Seller Account

Already approved? List Your Jet A1 Supply.

Buying instead? Browse petroleum supply or submit your purchasing requirement.