Hong Kong International Airport, opened in 1998, is one of the world’s busiest cargo hubs and a leading passenger gateway. Since March 2002, the Permanent Aviation Fuel Facility (PAFF) has been committed to delivering high-quality aviation fuel, ensuring smooth and safe airport operations for over two decades.
We strive to support HKIA’s development by continuously enhancing service safety and quality. Our mission is to create greater corporate value while contributing to a sustainable future.
Thank you for joining us on this journey toward excellence and sustainability.
Operation Highlights
01
Marine Receipt for ocean going tankers
A comprehensive vessel berthing operations to ensure safe and efficient fuel receipt movement.
02
Fuel storage
services
Fuel settling and draining removes dirt and particles, preventing contamination through controlled handling.
03
Fuel transfer
operation
Subsea pipelines transfer fuel from offshore to PAFF, where it undergoes settling, testing, and filtering before being delivered to HKIA.
04
Quality control of aviation fuel
Ensure aviation fuel is clear and bright, free from solid matter and water.
Key Features
8 storage tanks with an aggregate capacity of 264,000 m3
A Twin-Berth Jetty to accommodate 2 ocean-going oil tankers simultaneously
Capability to fit in vessel size from 10,000 to 80,000 dwt
Twin submarine pipelines connecting PAFF with the airport via Sha Chau
Operating hours 24×7
Land side area
92,800 m2
PAFF is located off-site from the airport in Tuen Mun.
Near to Hongkong International Airport
Access
The Permanent Aviation Fuel Facility
9 Lung Hong Street, Tap Shek Kok, Tuen Mun, New Territories, Hong Kong