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Jet Fuel infrastructure operation, fuel supply and refuelling business
Established in 1997, South China Bluesky Aviation Oil Company Limited (“Bluesky”) is the largest State Council approved civil aviation joint venture between CNAF, Fortune Oil and BP PLC. It is responsible for the sourcing, storage, transportation, sales and refuelling services at 33 airports in 5 central and southern provinces, including the cities of Guangzhou, Nanning, Guilin, Changsha, Wuhan and Zhengzhou, serving 152 national and international airlines. In 2025, Bluesky provided safe and reliable fuel supply to 832,100 aircraft and sold over 6.3115 million tonnes of aviation fuel, which accounted for 15.34 % of China’s aviation refuelling market.
For nearly 30 years, since its incorporation, Bluesky’s strategic goal is to become one of the most progressive and innovative aviation fuel suppliers in the Asia Pacific region, achieving sustainability in markets, profits and culture. The company strives to offer excellent services for domestic and international airlines as well as secure supply of China’s aviation fuel. Encouraging a corporate culture of a world-class business with a dedicated team, Bluesky is committed to enhancing economic growth, social values and environmental awareness. Bluesky’s operating performance and continuous improvement have been fully recognised across the aviation industry as well as the general public.
China’s civil aviation sector is currently at a stage of speedy growth. The prospects for Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, one of China’s three most important international aviation hubs, is enormously promising. With an annual passenger volume of 83.5877 million in 2025, Baiyun Airport now operates 5 runways and 3 terminals.
As the sole aviation fuel supplier of Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, Bluesky is well positioned for continued growth and innovation, in keeping with the exponential growth of China’s civil aviation market and providing excellent service for its aviation customers. It will also enhance its economic performance, environmental standard and social responsibilities, and maximise returns for its shareholders.