Aviation Aircraft Fuel Supply at Provo Airport
At Provo Airport (PVU), Just Aviation ensures sustainable fuel management by providing services that monitor fuel levels and optimize delivery. Our waste reduction strategies contribute to the reliability and efficiency of operations at PVU.
At Provo Airport (PVU), Just Aviation ensures sustainable fuel management by providing services that monitor fuel levels and optimize delivery. Our waste reduction strategies contribute to the reliability and efficiency of operations at PVU.
Exceptional Services at Provo Airport
Just Aviation plays a pivotal role in managing fuel operations at Provo Airport (PVU), ensuring reliable, sustainable solutions that support global aviation. Our work enhances 1PVUs credibility as a trusted fuel provider and raises Provo, Utahs prominence in aviation sustainability.
Boosting Flight Schedules with Reliable Fuel Support at PVU
Jet A fuel is offered through single-point or over-wing refueling methods. Tanker trucks are the primary mode of delivery, as there is no hydrant fueling system in place.
Fuel complies with ASTM D1655 standards. Storage and handling practices follow FAA and NFPA 407 guidelines. Safety protocols align with IS-BAO best practices for ground operations.
24/7 fueling with prior notice (4+ hours suggested for after-hours requests). Turnaround times vary depending on traffic; peak hours (08:00-18:00 local) may require scheduling coordination.
Preparing for Efficient Operations at Provo Airport (PVU)
Provo Airport (IATA: PVU, ICAO: KPVU), formerly known as Provo Municipal Airport, is a public-use airport located on the eastern shore of Utah Lake on the southwestern edge of Provo, Utah County, Utah, United States. This small regional airport primarily handles domestic flights to destinations within the western United States.
The airport features two runways. Runway 13/31 is the longer of the two, measuring 8,603 feet (2,622 meters) with an asphalt surface, while Runway 18/36 is 6,628 feet (2,020 meters) long, also with an asphalt surface. In 2023, Provo Airport served approximately 810,000 passengers and recorded 147,439 aircraft operations. The airport's terminal currently has four gates, with plans for future expansion to a total of ten gates. Operators must provide 24-hour prior permission (PPR) for unscheduled air carrier operations. When the air traffic control tower is closed, communication should be directed to Salt Lake City Approach for clearance delivery.
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