Aviation and road transport fuels
AKIRA RYU brokers the supply of aviation fuel and ultra-low sulphur diesel for airlines, fuel distributors, trading companies and government buyers. We operate exclusively with certified refineries whose products conform to ASTM D1655 (JET A1) and EN 590 specifications, with full traceability documentation from origin to discharge port.
Our current active supply covers Georgian and Kazakh refinery output, with capacity for large-volume spot and term contracts. LNG operations are available on a mandate basis for qualifying buyers.
- JET A1 — ASTM D1655 / DEF STAN 91-091, Georgian and Kazakh origin
- EN 590 10 ULSD — Ultra-low sulphur diesel (10 ppm max), road transport grade
- LNG — Liquefied natural gas, available on specific mandate basis
Origin, certification and inspection
Every fuel shipment brokered by AKIRA RYU comes with a complete documentation package: certificate of origin, quality and quantity certificate at load port, SGS or Intertek pre-shipment inspection report, and bill of lading under standard UCP 600 terms.
Georgian and Kazakh origins offer competitive pricing relative to ARA benchmark markets while meeting full EN and ASTM specifications. We do not broker non-certified or undocumented product — all origins are disclosed and verifiable at due diligence stage.
- SGS or Intertek pre-shipment inspection — mandatory on all mandates
- Certificate of origin — country and refinery level
- Quality certificate per ASTM D1655 / EN 590
- Quantity certificate (metric tonnes and barrels)
- Bill of Lading and full shipping documentation
Delivery terms and payment structure
Fuel supply mandates are structured on CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) or FOB (Free On Board) terms under Incoterms 2020. The standard payment instrument is an irrevocable Documentary Letter of Credit MT700, opened by a first-class international bank prior to vessel loading.
This structure protects the buyer — payment is released only on presentation of compliant shipping documents — and gives sellers the certainty of a bank-backed instrument. Spot and monthly term contracts are both available depending on buyer requirements and volume commitments.