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Air BP Takes Over Fueling at Cape Town Airport
The new contract gives the global fuel provider fueling operations at nine South African airports.

Global aviation fuels provider Air BP has taken over the management and operation of a fuel services joint venture at South Africa’s Cape Town International Airport, the country’s second busiest behind OR Tambo International in Johannesburg. The joint venture, Cape Town Airport Fueling Services, consists of 45 employees who will manage the fuel storage and into-plane operations. It will be under Air BP’s control for the next three years, according to the contract. For the past five years, Air BP has managed a similar but larger scale operation at Tambo International, and it operates at another seven airports in the country.