Airports and Auxiliary Services (ASA) reported in a press release that it invested more than 655 million pesos (mdp) for the acquisition ofspecialized equipment for the supply of aviation fuels, with which it seeks to maintain high standards of quality and efficiency in its operations.

He specified that it will add 40 tankers for jet fuel and 15 dispensers , 10 suction units and 15 tankers for jet fuel, which will directly benefit 38 of its fuel stations, including Mexico City, Cancun, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Tijuana, Puerto Vallarta, San Jose del Cabo, Queretaro, Bajio, Reynosa, Tepic and Poza Rica.

“In order to continue offering quality and highly specialized services, ASA has made a significant investment in the acquisition of new equipment with cutting-edge technology. With this new fleet, it has a total of 447 supply units that will allow it to optimize operations and guarantee an uninterrupted fuel service to airlines,” he said.

He also explained that the inclusion of these new vehicles allows for more efficient supply services , increasing the safety of people and facilities, as they are state-of-the-art equipment and manufactured under the highest quality standards and in compliance with national and international regulations.

In addition to the reduction in times that will be achieved in each supply operation, airlines will also be able to ensure that their flights are carried out with maximum punctuality, as well as continuing to guarantee that their fuels meet the demands of the national and international market.

ASA announced that it will continue to acquire more vehicles in order to replace and modernize all its vehicles over the next six years, and plans to purchase at least 40 new vehicles per year.

Therefore, the acquisition of 40 new units is scheduled for 2025, with an investment of more than 400 million pesos.

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