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Fuel Inspector Chevron Global Aviation offers more than just fuel. We play an active role in setting industry standards and finding technical and environmental solutions through participation in industry and government groups. These include the Joint Inspection Group (JIG), the AmeGica Petroleum Institute (API), the Energy Institute (EI), and the America Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).

Our engagement in related industry groups combined with our in-house safety, environmental and technical programs, support our commitment to aviation safety and product stewardship “from refinery to wingtip.”

Product Information and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

Technical Support

Chevron's expertise and resources, which include supply logistics, technical research, laboratory testing, and emergency response, all enable us to deliver a broad range of services. In addition, we offer:
  • Into-plane refueling
  • Airport fuel facility management and inspections
  • Airport hydrant fuel system maintenance and operation
  • Refueling vehicle procurement program
  • Training in fueling operations
  • Fire and safety training
For more information about these and other technical services, please contact your nearest Chevron representative.

Product Information and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

Chevron Global Aviation is a major worldwide supplier of aviation fuels to airlines, military and general aviation customers.

There are two main categories of aviation fuels: aviation turbine fuels (jet fuels) used for turbo-fan, turbo-jet and turbo-prop engines; aviation gasoline (avgas) used in reciprocating or piston engines:

Aviation Turbine Fuels (Jet A, Jet A-1, JP-8)

These kerosene-type fuels are most commonly used for commercial and military aircraft. Currently, Jet A grade is primarily used in the United States. The Jet A-1 grade is used predominantly in all other countries. Our jet fuel is made by refining crude petroleum and inspected to meet stringent industry standards and specifications. Military fuel, JP-8, or NATO F35, is manufactured according to military specifications.

Aviation Turbine Fuels Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS):

Aviation Gasoline Fuels (100, 100LL)

Aviation gasoline is used mainly by small airplanes and light helicopters. There are two grades of avgas which are identified by their nominal lean-mixture anti-knock rating(s). It is carefully manufactured, blended and inspected to achieve optimum performance while meeting the wide range of strict temperature, altitude and power requirements for aircraft operation. Motor gasolines are not considered appropriate for aircraft fuel.

Aviation Gasoline Fuels Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS):

For MSDS requests meeting specific regional regulatory requirements and in languages other than English, please contact our Product Quality Manager.
Phone: 1-800-689-3998

Aviation Fuels Technical Review

This in–depth review covers aviation fuel topics from performance properties to engine basics and special distribution precautions. Chevron Aviation Fuels Technical Review (PDF, 2,161Kb)

The Chevron Advantage

Visit Chevron Global Aviation to discover how Chevron’s commitment to excellence ensures world–class support for your business and the highest quality aviation products.

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