Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) seeking suppliers of jet fuel at London Heathrow Airport

 

PIA is looking to procure Jet A-1 aviation fuel at London Heathrow Airport (LHR).

PIA seeking jet fuel suppliers at London Heathrow Airport for 11 months 

Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) has issued a tender inviting qualified suppliers and vendors for the procurement of Jet A-1 aviation fuel at London Heathrow Airport (LHR).

The contract will cover an 11-month period from August 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027, with provisions for an earlier start date subject to mutual agreement between both parties. According to the tender notice, the airline estimates a total fuel uplift requirement of approximately 700,000 US Gallons (USG) at Heathrow across the contract duration.

Context and Operational Background

The fuel procurement tender comes as PIA continues to rebuild and expand its long-haul international network following the lifting of a multi-year ban from British skies.

 

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·       Regulatory Clearance: The UK Civil Aviation Authority and Department for Transport formally cleared Pakistani carriers to resume UK operations in mid-2025 following comprehensive safety audits, ending a suspension in place since mid-2020.

·       Flight Resumption: Following the resumption of direct flights to Manchester in late 2025, PIA officially restored non-stop direct services to London Heathrow from both Islamabad and Lahore in March 2026.

·       Network Recovery: The estimated fuel volume underlines PIA's sustained commitment to maintaining regular direct connectivity between Pakistan and the United Kingdom, servicing a crucial route for the South Asian diaspora, trade, and business travel.

Source: PIA

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