To greet them when they landed was the "red and yellow Shell with wings" emblem of their Aviation Service then, as they were known as Burmah - Shell Aviation Service, till they were nationalised in 1976.

Therefore, history of Aviation in India is inseparable from the pioneering spirit of Bharat Petroleum in Aviation. BP had laid down the Hydrant System at Santacruz and Palam Airport (both defunct now), in the early 50's.

Aviation Fuel Since then we have come a long way. BP had to shrink at the time of nationalisation and then we expanded.

Today, BP own & operate Hydrant fuelling Complex at Indira Gandhi International Airport at Delhi & Cochin International Airport at Nedumbassery, Cochin, and are present at all International Airports & International Gateways & strategic domestic airports in India.

Aviation fuelling stations With their focussed customer service, today they have 22.0% of the total market share of Jet A-1 in India - foreign airlines contributing 59.64% of our own volume.

However, our market share of total volume uplifted by foreign airlines in India is 37.88%, which clearly indicates the faith reposed in us by their valued customers.

Bharat Petrolium are the "Fuellers of the Leading Airlines of the World". The portfolio of our customers include leading airlines of the world and some of these customers are associated with them for more than 6 decades.

Bharat Petrolium have highly skilled, qualified, trained and dedicated staff, to take care of stringent Quality Control, prompt, efficient and safe operation expected from our demanding customers.

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