Avfuel | Company Intelligence & Directory Profile

Company Name: Avfuel

Legal Company Name: Avfuel Corporation

Trading / Brand Name: Avfuel

Primary PrivateJetia Category: Private Jet Services

Secondary Categories: Aviation Fuel Services; Flight Support; FBO Network & Support Services; Sustainable Aviation Fuel; Aviation Insurance; Aviation Fuel Equipment; Aviation Training; Aviation Payment & Fuel Card Programs

Company Type: Privately held, family-owned aviation fuel and services company

Industry: Aviation Fuel, Business Aviation Services, General Aviation Services

Year Founded: 1973

Founder(s): Original founder information not reliably established in reviewed public sources. Craig R. Sincock acquired Avfuel in 1985 and subsequently developed the company into its present organization.

Headquarters: Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

Country: United States

Geographic Markets Served: Global

Official Website: Avfuel.com

Company Status: Active

Ownership: Private, family-owned

Parent Company: None publicly identified

Major Subsidiaries / Related Companies: Avtank, Avlease, Avsurance, Avplan Trip Support. Avflight is described by Avfuel leadership material as a sister company rather than an Avfuel subsidiary.

PrivateJetia Verification Status: Verified Company

2. Executive Company Overview

Avfuel Corporation is a privately held aviation fuel and aviation-services company headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Established in 1973 as a regional fuel supply and logistics business, Avfuel supplies aviation fuel and related services across a worldwide network serving FBOs, corporate flight departments, airlines, charter and commercial operators, helicopter operators, cargo carriers, government and military customers, and other aviation organizations. The company’s current corporate information reports more than 6,000 aviation customers, more than 3,500 worldwide fueling locations and more than 720 Avfuel-branded FBOs.

Fuel distribution remains at the center of Avfuel’s business model, but the organization has developed a considerably broader aviation-services ecosystem. Its capabilities include bulk and contract fuel, retail fuel programs, international fuel services, sustainable aviation fuel, fuel logistics, fuel quality assurance, fuel cards and transaction processing, FBO branding and support, flight planning and international trip support, aviation insurance, fuel storage and refueling equipment, equipment leasing, fuel-management programs and aviation safety training.

The company has been controlled by Craig R. Sincock since his acquisition of Avfuel in 1985. In January 2026, Avfuel named second-generation family executive C.R. Sincock, II as president while Craig Sincock remained chairman and chief executive officer. The leadership transition illustrates the company’s continuing family-owned structure while separating the president’s operating role from the chairman and CEO position.

For business aviation, Avfuel is particularly relevant because its infrastructure connects aircraft operators with fuel purchasing, FBOs, trip planning, sustainability solutions, payment programs and operational support through a single aviation-focused corporate ecosystem.

3. Key Facts at a Glance

Founded: 1973

Headquarters: Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

Ownership: Privately held, family-owned

Chairman & CEO: Craig R. Sincock

President: C.R. Sincock, II

Primary Business: Aviation fuel supply and aviation services

Worldwide Fueling Locations: More than 3,500, company reported in 2026

Avfuel-Branded FBOs: More than 720, company reported in 2026

Aviation Customers: More than 6,000, company reported

Fuel Consumer Groups: FBOs, corporate flight departments, airlines, helicopter operators, cargo operators and military customers

SAF Locations: Avfuel reported consistent SAF supply at 58 locations across the United States, United Kingdom and European Union in 2025.

Refinery Relationships: 90+ refiners, company reported

Terminal Relationships: 300+ terminals, company reported

Major Aviation Services: Contract fuel, bulk fuel, sustainable aviation fuel, trip support, aviation insurance, FBO programs, fuel-quality support, training, refueling equipment and fuel cards

Website: Avfuel.com

4. Services & Capabilities

Primary Services

Aviation Fuel Supply

Avfuel provides aviation fuel supply across retail, contract, bulk, domestic and international channels. The company supports both general/business aviation and commercial aviation customers.

Avfuel Contract Fuel

Contract-fuel purchasing enables flight departments and aircraft operators to obtain contracted fuel pricing across Avfuel’s international network.

Bulk Aviation Fuel

Avfuel supplies bulk aviation fuel to FBOs, airports, operators and other aviation customers.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Avfuel distributes sustainable aviation fuel and has developed physical SAF supply, book-and-claim solutions and broader emissions-management services.

AvfuelZero

AvfuelZero supports aviation operators with emissions assessment, sustainability goals, SAF procurement, book and claim, carbon offsetting, reporting and sustainability documentation.

FBO Fuel Supply and Branding

Independent FBOs can participate in the Avfuel-branded network and access fuel supply, marketing support, contract fuel traffic, loyalty programs, training and associated business systems.

Avplan Trip Support

Avplan provides customizable international flight planning and trip-support services, including flight planning, ground support, fuel arrangements, handling coordination and weather information.

Avsurance Aviation Insurance

Avsurance, incorporated in 1991 and wholly owned by Avfuel, provides aviation insurance brokerage and risk-management solutions.

Aviation Refueling Equipment

Avtank designs, engineers and manufactures aviation fuel-storage systems and refueling equipment.

Equipment Leasing and Management

Avlease provides management and leasing of aviation refueling equipment.

Fuel Quality Assurance

Avfuel provides fuel-quality expertise, technical support and training for fuel handling, testing, storage and refueling operations.

Aviation Training

The Avfuel Training System supports line personnel, fuel supervisors and aviation organizations with fuel safety and operational training.

Card and Payment Programs

Programs include the Avfuel Pro Card, Avfuel Retail Card and AVTRIP rewards.

Specialized Capabilities

• Contract fuel pricing and authorization
• Bulk fuel procurement
• Fuel supply-chain management
• Aviation fuel logistics
• Fuel quality assurance
• Fuel-storage system support
• Refueling equipment manufacture
• Refueling equipment leasing
• FBO branding programs
• FBO marketing support
• Payment transaction processing
• Aviation fuel credit programs
• Fuel-management programs for airlines, charter operators and freight carriers
• International flight planning
• International handling coordination
• Ground-support coordination
• Weather briefing support
• Sustainable aviation fuel distribution
• SAF book-and-claim programs
• Carbon offsetting
• Aviation emissions assessment and reporting
• Aviation insurance brokerage
• Aircraft and helicopter insurance
• Aviation general liability insurance
• Fuel safety training
• 14 CFR Part 139 fuel-safety training
• AVTRIP loyalty rewards

5. Industries & Client Types Served

Documented customer groups include:

• Fixed-base operators
• Corporate flight departments
• Business aviation operators
• Private aircraft operators
• Charter operators
• Airlines
• Regional airlines
• Cargo and freight operators
• Helicopter operators
• Airports
• Flight schools
• Air ambulance organizations
• Aircraft manufacturers and OEMs
• Aviation products manufacturers
• Government customers
• Military customers
• Commercial aviation operators
• Fuel-handling organizations

Avfuel’s insurance subsidiary additionally serves numerous aviation organizations requiring specialist aviation insurance coverage.

6. Geographic Coverage

Headquarters Country: United States

State: Michigan

City: Ann Arbor

Full Headquarters Address:
47 West Ellsworth
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
United States

Additional Offices: Avfuel maintains personnel and business operations outside Ann Arbor, but a definitive current consolidated list of all corporate offices was not identified in reviewed primary sources.

Countries Served: Multiple countries worldwide; exact total not publicly disclosed.

Regions Served: North America, Europe and other international markets through Avfuel’s fuel and contract-fuel network.

Airports Served: More than 3,500 fueling locations worldwide are currently reported by Avfuel. This figure represents network locations and should not be interpreted as wholly owned airport facilities.

ICAO Codes: Not applicable at corporate level

IATA Codes: Not applicable at corporate level

Operational Scope: Global

Avfuel-branded FBOs are independently operated facilities using Avfuel fuel, branding, programs or related business solutions. Therefore, the branded FBO count should not be interpreted as Avfuel owning or operating more than 720 FBOs.

7. Aircraft Expertise

Avfuel is not an aircraft manufacturer, brokerage, charter fleet owner or aircraft-management company in the conventional sense. Its aircraft relevance is therefore primarily fuel- and operator-based rather than model-specific.

Aircraft Categories Supported

Through its customer base and fueling network, Avfuel supports aviation activity involving:

• Business jets
• Turboprops
• General aviation aircraft
• Commercial aircraft
• Cargo aircraft
• Helicopters
• Military aircraft

No evidence supports classifying Avfuel as specializing commercially in one specific business-jet class.

Manufacturer Relationships

Avfuel has documented SAF relationships or fuel-supply activities involving major manufacturers including:

Textron Aviation
Avfuel began supplying sustainable aviation fuel to Textron Aviation in Wichita for new-aircraft delivery fuel and demonstration operations.

Bell Textron
Avfuel established ongoing SAF supply for Bell Training Academy and customer demonstration fleet operations.

Embraer
Avfuel and Embraer established SAF supply at Melbourne Orlando International Airport. Their arrangement was expanded in 2024 to approximately one truckload per week, with an anticipated 240,000 US gallons supplied during that year.

Dassault Falcon Jet

Avfuel has supplied SAF supporting Dassault flight activity associated with EBACE.

Aircraft Models

Specific aircraft-model expertise is not a meaningful component of Avfuel’s documented business model and no model taxonomy is recommended.

8. Fleet Information

Total Fleet Size: Not applicable as a core company metric

Owned Aircraft: Not publicly disclosed in current corporate material reviewed

Managed Aircraft: Not applicable

Charter Aircraft: Not applicable

Aircraft Categories: Not applicable as a fleet operator

Average Fleet Age: Not applicable

Fleet Geographic Distribution: Not applicable

Avfuel should not be classified as an aircraft charter or management operator solely because its services support aircraft operators.

9. Company Statistics

Founded: 1973 | Avfuel / LinkedIn | Current historical record

Years in Business: Approximately 53 years as of 2026

Aviation Customers: 6,000+ | Avfuel | Current company overview

Worldwide Fueling Locations: 3,500+ | Avfuel | 2026

Avfuel-Branded FBOs: 720+ | Avfuel | 2026

Refinery Relationships: 90+ | Avfuel | Current FBO-program information

Terminal Relationships: 300+ | Avfuel | Current FBO-program information

SAF Supply Locations: 58 locations across the U.S., U.K. and EU | Avfuel | 2025 company report

Employees: LinkedIn currently classifies Avfuel Corporation as 201 to 500 employees. A 2023 Avfuel anniversary release referred to more than 1,000 employees during its description of the expanded enterprise. These figures likely use different organizational scopes and should not be treated as directly comparable. Requires verification.

Number of Acquisitions Since Craig Sincock’s Acquisition: More than 30 | Avfuel | Current company overview

Revenue: Not publicly disclosed

Funding: Not publicly disclosed

Annual Fuel Volume: Not publicly disclosed in reviewed sources

Number of Offices: Not publicly disclosed as a consolidated current figure

10. Certifications & Regulatory Status

Avfuel is primarily a fuel supplier and aviation-service organization rather than an air carrier or aircraft-maintenance provider.

Accordingly:

FAA Part 135: Not applicable as a core Avfuel operating authorization

FAA Part 145: Not identified and not relevant to its documented primary business

Air Operator Certificate: Not applicable to Avfuel’s documented primary corporate activity

FAA-Approved Training

Avfuel’s online Line Fuel Service and Supervisory Fuel Service Training programs received FAA approval for supporting compliance with fuel-safety requirements under 14 CFR 139.321.

The company continues to conduct supervisory fuel-safety programs addressing aviation fuel handling, quality testing, fire safety, storage and refueling equipment.

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Certification

Avfuel stated in 2025 that its expanded SAF supply chain was ISCC certified. This relates to the SAF supply chain and should not be interpreted as a general corporate quality-management certification.

IS-BAO: Not independently verified as a corporate Avfuel certification

IS-BAH: Not independently verified as a corporate Avfuel certification

ARGUS: Not applicable / not identified

WYVERN: Not applicable / not identified

11. Industry Memberships

Avfuel maintains extensive involvement with business and general aviation associations.

Current leadership information identifies C.R. Sincock, II as serving on the NBAA Advisory Council and on the board of directors of NATA.

Craig R. Sincock has previously served on boards associated with the National Business Aviation Association and General Aviation Manufacturers Association.

Formal current corporate membership status for every organization was not independently confirmed and should not be inferred solely from executive board participation.

12. Leadership

Chairman & CEO: Craig R. Sincock

Craig R. Sincock acquired Avfuel in 1985 and remains chairman and chief executive officer. Under his ownership, Avfuel expanded from a regional aviation-fuel operation through internal growth, marketing alliances and more than 30 acquisitions.

President: C.R. Sincock, II

C.R. Sincock, II was appointed president in January 2026 after having joined Avfuel’s executive team in 2008. His responsibilities include organizational performance, strategic development, supply and logistics, physical trading, risk management, financial strategy, M&A and next-generation fuel initiatives. He also serves as president and CEO of sister company Avflight.

Executive Vice President: Joel Hirst

Joel Hirst was promoted to executive vice president in January 2026 and is responsible for major business functions and operational initiatives.

Senior Vice President, Marketing & Strategic Planning: Marci Ammerman

Marci Ammerman was elevated to senior vice president of marketing and strategic planning as part of the January 2026 leadership changes.

Vice President, Contract Fuel & Bulk Fuel Sales: Jonathan Boyle

Jonathan Boyle was promoted in 2026 to lead sales activity associated with Avfuel’s contract and bulk-fuel businesses.

CFO: Not publicly established from sources reviewed

COO: Not independently established as a current corporate title

13. Ownership & Corporate Structure

Ownership Type: Private, family-owned

Controlling Owner: Craig R. Sincock

Parent Company: None publicly disclosed

Public Listing: None

Major Shareholders: Not publicly disclosed

Craig Sincock acquired Avfuel in 1985 and continues to control the company. Avfuel’s January 2026 leadership announcement explicitly describes the enterprise as a second-generation family-owned business.

Subsidiaries

Avtank
Designs, engineers and manufactures aviation fuel-storage and refueling equipment.

Avlease
Provides management and leasing of aviation refueling equipment.

Avsurance
Aviation insurance brokerage incorporated in 1991 and wholly owned by Avfuel.

Avplan Trip Support
Provides flight planning and international trip-support solutions.

Related Company

Avflight

Avfuel leadership material identifies Avflight as a sister company and FBO chain. C.R. Sincock, II serves as president and CEO of Avflight.

14. Company History & Milestones

1973: Avfuel begins operations as a small regional fuel supplier focused primarily on Michigan and surrounding Midwestern states.

1985: Craig R. Sincock acquires Avfuel. Current Avfuel corporate material identifies 1985 as the acquisition year. Some older third-party material has cited 1983, but the company’s current official history is used here.

1991: Avsurance is incorporated as an aviation-focused insurance organization and becomes a wholly owned Avfuel subsidiary.

2012: Avfuel Technology Initiatives Corporation is established to advance alternative aviation fuels and next-generation energy technologies.

2018: Avfuel announces an agreement with Gevo covering sustainable alternative jet fuel distribution to business-aviation customers.

2018: Avfuel announces FAA approval for online fuel-safety training programs addressing 14 CFR Part 139 requirements.

2021: Avfuel enters a strategic SAF partnership with Neste and begins expanding continuous SAF availability.

2021: SAF supply relationships expand to organizations including Textron Aviation, Bell and Embraer.

2023: Avfuel celebrates its 50th anniversary.

2023: Avfuel introduces AvfuelZero as an emissions-management and aviation sustainability program.

2024: Avfuel and Neste extend their SAF supply agreement, establishing a framework through December 2027.

2024: Embraer’s SAF arrangement with Avfuel increases to an anticipated 240,000 US gallons during the year.

2025: Avfuel reports consistent SAF supply across 58 locations in the United States, United Kingdom and European Union.

January 2026: C.R. Sincock, II becomes president; Craig R. Sincock remains chairman and CEO. Joel Hirst, Marci Ammerman and Jonathan Boyle also receive senior leadership appointments.

2026: Avfuel reports a global network exceeding 3,500 fueling locations and 720 branded FBOs.

15. Strategic Partnerships

Neste

Avfuel and Neste formed their strategic SAF relationship in 2021. Neste supplies renewable aviation fuel while Avfuel provides distribution and market access. The partnership was extended in 2024 with a framework extending through December 2027.

Embraer

Avfuel supplies SAF supporting Embraer’s Melbourne, Florida operations. The relationship expanded materially in 2024.

Textron Aviation

Avfuel provides SAF for Textron Aviation operations in Wichita, including fuel associated with aircraft deliveries and demonstration flights.

Bell Textron

Avfuel established SAF supply supporting Bell Training Academy and demonstration aircraft.

Sheltair Aviation

Avfuel and Sheltair have collaborated on multiple SAF distribution initiatives, including operations associated with Embraer and NBAA events.

Dassault Falcon Jet

Avfuel has supported Dassault Falcon Jet with SAF supply associated with business-aviation sustainability initiatives and transatlantic EBACE operations.

Starr Insurance

AvfuelZero entered a sustainability partnership involving Starr’s aviation safety initiatives, expanding the sustainability program’s exposure to aircraft operators.

16. Key Differentiators

1. Integrated Fuel Supply Infrastructure

Avfuel operates across multiple stages of aviation fuel delivery rather than functioning solely as a reseller, with supplier relationships extending to more than 90 refiners and 300 terminals.

2. Large International Fueling Network

The company currently reports more than 3,500 fueling locations worldwide and more than 720 branded FBOs.

3. Broad Aviation-Service Ecosystem

Fuel supply is supplemented by trip support, insurance, refueling equipment, equipment leasing, cards, loyalty programs, training, quality assurance and sustainability services.

4. Dedicated Aviation Focus

Avfuel’s businesses and subsidiaries are concentrated primarily within aviation, creating a specialized rather than diversified general-energy operating model.

5. Sustainable Aviation Fuel Infrastructure

Its Neste relationship, physical SAF distribution, book-and-claim capability and AvfuelZero platform provide multiple sustainability pathways for aircraft operators.

6. Fuel Equipment Vertical Integration

Through Avtank and Avlease, Avfuel combines aviation fuel distribution with refueling equipment engineering, manufacture, management and leasing.

7. Long-Term Private Ownership

Craig Sincock has controlled Avfuel since 1985, with second-generation family leadership now occupying the president’s role.

17. Contact & Digital Presence

Corporate Address:
47 West Ellsworth
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
United States

Main Telephone: +1 734 663 6466

Toll-Free Telephone: +1 800 521 4106

Contract Fuel: +1 800 466 2778 / +1 734 272 4114

Avplan Trip Support: +1 877 359 4723 / +1 734 272 4120

Avsurance: +1 800 472 7090

General Email: Available through Avfuel’s official contact directory.

Sales Email: Department-specific sales contacts are published through Avfuel’s corporate directory.

Partnership / Business Development Email: Not clearly designated as a single public corporate address

Official Website: Avfuel

Official Contact Page: Contact Avfuel

LinkedIn: Avfuel on LinkedIn

Facebook: Avfuel on Facebook

Instagram: Avfuel on Instagram

X: Avfuel on X

YouTube: Official channel could not be sufficiently verified during this review and should be confirmed before publication.

All URLs above are clean direct links with no UTM or tracking parameters.

18. PrivateJetia Market Classification

Primary Market: Business and General Aviation Services

Market Segment: Aviation Fuel Supply and Flight Support

Geographic Position: United States headquartered, global network

Company Scale: Global / Enterprise

Primary Specialization: Aviation fuel supply and aviation fuel-related services

Typical Customer: FBO, flight department, private or business aircraft operator, airline, charter operator, airport, cargo operator or other aviation organization requiring fuel and associated operational support

Business Model: B2B aviation fuel distribution combined with contract-fuel programs, FBO network services, aviation-support products and specialist subsidiaries

Core Revenue Activities:

• Aviation fuel sales
• Contract fuel
• Bulk fuel distribution
• FBO supply relationships
• Aviation insurance services
• Trip-support services
• Refueling equipment and equipment leasing
• Fuel/payment programs
• Aviation support services

Financial contribution by segment is not publicly disclosed.

19. PrivateJetia Taxonomy

Primary Category: Private Jet Services

Secondary Categories:

• Aviation Fuel Providers
• Flight Support Companies
• Sustainable Aviation Fuel Providers
• FBO Services
• Aviation Insurance Providers
• Aviation Equipment Providers
• Aviation Training Providers

Country: United States

Region: North America

State: Michigan

City: Ann Arbor

Airports: Global network, do not assign a single airport taxonomy

Services:

• Aviation Fuel
• Contract Fuel
• Bulk Fuel
• Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• Fuel Logistics
• Fuel Quality Assurance
• Fuel Cards
• FBO Support
• FBO Branding
• International Trip Support
• Flight Planning
• Ground Support Coordination
• Aviation Insurance
• Refueling Equipment
• Equipment Leasing
• Aviation Training
• Sustainability Services
• Book and Claim
• Carbon Offsetting

Aircraft Manufacturers:

Do not assign as core taxonomy attributes. Documented commercial relationships include Embraer, Textron Aviation, Bell and Dassault.

Aircraft Models: Not applicable

Certifications / Verified Programs:

• FAA-approved aviation fuel-safety training under applicable Part 139 requirements
• ISCC-certified SAF supply chain, company reported for its 2025 SAF network

Client Types:

• FBOs
• Corporate Flight Departments
• Aircraft Operators
• Charter Operators
• Airlines
• Cargo Operators
• Helicopter Operators
• Airports
• OEMs
• Government
• Military
• Aviation Service Providers

Entity Associations

• Ann Arbor
• Michigan
• Craig R. Sincock
• C.R. Sincock, II
• Avplan
• Avsurance
• Avtank
• Avlease
• Avflight
• Neste
• Neste MY Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• Embraer
• Textron Aviation
• Bell
• Dassault Falcon Jet
• NBAA
• NATA
• Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• Business Aviation
• FBO
• Aviation Fuel

20. Related Company Opportunities

Related Company Types

• Aviation fuel suppliers
• FBO networks
• Sustainable aviation fuel providers
• International flight-support companies
• Aviation insurance providers
• Aviation fuel-card providers
• Aircraft ground-support companies
• Aviation equipment manufacturers
• FBO technology providers
• Aviation sustainability companies

Potential Comparable Companies

Companies operating in overlapping portions of the aviation fuel or aviation-services ecosystem may include:

• World Fuel Services
• Air bp
• Shell Aviation
• Phillips 66 Aviation
• TITAN Aviation Fuels
• EPIC Fuels

These should be treated as potential comparable companies, not necessarily direct competitors across every Avfuel business line.

21. Sources & Verification

Avfuel Company Overview

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: Corporate identity, leadership, customer count, global fueling network, subsidiaries, acquisition history
Publication / Update Date: Current page
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel 2026 Corporate / Network Information

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: 3,500+ worldwide locations, 720+ branded FBOs, current network expansion
Publication Date: 2026
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel Leadership Team Advancements

Source Type: Official Company Press Release
Information Supported: C.R. Sincock, II appointment as president; Craig Sincock as chairman and CEO; Joel Hirst, Marci Ammerman and Jonathan Boyle appointments
Publication Date: January 29, 2026
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel Contact Information

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: Headquarters, telephone numbers and departmental contacts
Update Date: Current page
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel Company History / 50th Anniversary

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: 1973 establishment, regional origins, development history
Publication Period: 2022 to 2023
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel FBO Solutions

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: 90+ refinery relationships, 300+ terminals, branded FBO support and Avtank capabilities
Update Date: Current page
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avplan Trip Support

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: Flight planning, trip support, handling, fuel and weather services
Update Date: Current page
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avsurance

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: Aviation insurance activities, subsidiary status, 1991 incorporation
Update Date: Current page
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel Training System

Source Type: Official Company Source / FAA-related program announcement
Information Supported: FAA approval of Avfuel fuel-safety training addressing 14 CFR Part 139 requirements
Publication Date: July 31, 2018
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel and Neste SAF Agreement

Source Type: Official Company Press Release
Information Supported: Neste relationship, 2024 agreement extension and framework through December 2027
Publication Date: March 12, 2024
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Avfuel SAF Network

Source Type: Official Company Source
Information Supported: 58 SAF locations in U.S., U.K. and EU and ISCC-certified supply chain
Publication Period: 2025
Accessed: September 5, 2026

Embraer / Avfuel SAF Relationship

Source Type: Official Corporate Announcement
Information Supported: Embraer SAF supply and 2024 expansion to planned 240,000 gallons
Publication Date: May 23, 2024
Accessed: September 5, 2026

LinkedIn Company Profile

Source Type: Professional Business Database / Official Company Social Profile
Information Supported: Headquarters, 1973 founding, privately held status and LinkedIn employee-size classification
Accessed: September 5, 2026

22. Data Confidence & Data Gaps

Verified

• Company identity
• Headquarters
• 1973 establishment
• Private ownership
• Craig R. Sincock leadership
• C.R. Sincock, II presidency
• Principal fuel and aviation-service businesses
• Avtank, Avlease, Avsurance and Avplan relationships
• 3,500+ worldwide fueling network
• 720+ branded FBO network figure in 2026 corporate materials
• Contract fuel services
• FBO programs
• Avplan Trip Support
• Avsurance insurance services
• Sustainable aviation fuel activity
• Neste partnership
• FAA-approved training program history

Company Reported

• 6,000+ aviation customers
• 3,500+ worldwide fueling locations
• 720+ branded FBOs
• 90+ refinery relationships
• 300+ terminal relationships
• 58 consistent SAF locations reported in 2025

Requires Verification

Employee Count: LinkedIn categorizes Avfuel Corporation at 201 to 500 employees, while Avfuel’s 2023 anniversary narrative referred to an organization with more than 1,000 employees. Different corporate scopes may explain the discrepancy.

Acquisition Year: Current Avfuel material repeatedly identifies Craig Sincock’s acquisition as occurring in 1985. Some older third-party material has cited 1983. PrivateJetia should use 1985 unless documentary corporate records establish otherwise.

Branded FBO Count: Historical Avfuel releases show 675+ branded FBOs in 2023 to early 2025 and 700+ during 2025. Current 2026 corporate material reports 720+, which is therefore the preferred current figure.

Not Publicly Disclosed

• Annual revenue
• Profit
• Detailed ownership percentages
• Complete shareholder structure
• Annual fuel sales volume
• Consolidated number of corporate offices
• Exact number of countries served
• Current owned corporate-aircraft fleet
• Comprehensive financial statements
• Current company-wide employee count reconciled across subsidiaries

Significant Data Gaps

1. Exact founder of the original 1973 Avfuel operation
2. Current consolidated employee count
3. Revenue and operating financial data
4. Complete ownership percentages
5. Exact country count
6. Consolidated office count
7. Complete acquisition chronology
8. Detailed fuel-volume statistics

These gaps are consistent with Avfuel’s status as a privately held company.

23. Information Last Verified

Information Last Verified: September 5, 2026

Research Confidence: High

Important Data Gaps: Revenue, consolidated employee count, exact ownership percentages, founder identity of the original 1973 business, complete office count, exact countries served and annual fuel volumes remain not publicly disclosed or require additional documentary verification.

PrivateJetia Editorial Assessment: Avfuel should primarily be classified as a Private Jet Services / Aviation Fuel Services company rather than as an FBO operator, charter company or aircraft-management company. Its strategic relevance to PrivateJetia comes from its large global fueling network, contract-fuel infrastructure, branded FBO relationships, sustainable aviation fuel distribution, trip support, aviation insurance, fuel equipment and aviation-operational support ecosystem.