Al Majd · Warner Lewis
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Aviation fuel infrastructure

First to Arrive.
Last to Leave.

The Jet A1 fuel infrastructure that keeps an airport alive, receipt to wing, in real time.

Two Decades of Aviation-Fuel Delivery,
Proven Across Six Countries.

25+
Years in the Field
6
Countries
37
Delivered Projects
25,000 m³
Largest Depot
15,800 m
Longest Hydrant Run

From Receipt to Wing.

Every litre is tracked from the tanker to the aircraft, clear, bright and dry.

ReceiptTanker unloading, air elimination and first-stage filtration
StorageBulk tank storage, up to 20 million litres
FiltrationMicro filters and water separation to clear, bright and dry
MeteringPD flow metering and automatic tank gauging
Hydrant6 to 36 inch hydrant pipeline
WingHandling fuel as per international standard and specs (clear, bright and dry)

From the field

Al-Alamein, from the Air

Al-Alamein International Airport · 2022–2025 · 1:45

Hydrant Networks

Aviation

Hydrant Networks

The artery lifeline of an airport: JET-A/JET-A1 pipelines, pumping and metering, built to JIG and EI standards.

15,800 m Longest Hydrant Run

Bulk Storage, on Spec

Fuel farms & depots

Bulk Storage, on Spec

Fuel farms and depots up to 20 million litres with micro filtration, water separation and firefighting. Clear, bright and dry.

20 million Litres Bulk Storage

25 Years in the Field

Proof

25 Years in the Field

From 2001 to 2026 — twenty-five years across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea.

6 Countries

Delivered, on the Record.

A sample of the network. Every project is documented, receipt to hydrant.

Fuel storage tank and steel loading canopy at the Al-Alamein fuel depot

Al-Alamein Fuel Depot

Al-Alamein International Airport

1.2 million litres + 2×1,850 m hydrant
Horizontal JET-A storage tanks and pipe rack at the Assuit fuel depot

Assuit Fuel Depot

Assuit International Airport

51 m³ JET-A · 200 m³ water
Welders joining a large-diameter hydrant pipe section at Cairo Airport Terminal 2, the bore glowing from the weld

Cairo Airport — Terminal 2 Hydrant System

Cairo International Airport

24″ & 14″ mains
Hydrant pipeline installation at Cairo Airport Terminal 3

Cairo Airport — Terminal 3 Hydrant System

Cairo International Airport · JV with Egypt Gas

15,800 m hydrant
A crane lifting a fuel storage tank into place at the Hurghada Airport depot

Hurghada Airport — New Fuelling Depot

Hurghada International Airport

13,300 m³ storage
A line of cranes lowering hydrant pipeline into the trench beside an EgyptAir aircraft at Hurghada Airport

Hurghada Airport — Jet Fuel Hydrant System

Hurghada International Airport

14″ & 6″ · fuel-farm upgrade
Vertical jet-fuel storage tank under construction at Sharm El-Sheikh

Sharm El-Sheikh — Refuelling System Revamp

Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport

The first project
Completed fuel station overview at Sharm El-Sheikh — storage tanks and tanker canopy

Sharm El-Sheikh — Main Jet Fuel Station Upgrade

Sharm El-Sheikh International Airport

2,500 m³ · tie-in
Hydrant fuelling pipework at Borg El-Arab Airport

Borg El-Arab Airport — New Hydrant System

Borg El-Arab Airport, Alexandria

14″ · 10″ · 6″ fuelling
Skid-mounted filtration, pumping and metering array with refuellers behind at the Taba depot

Taba Airport — Main Fuelling Depot

Taba International Airport

Full EPC depot
Fuel pumping skids and pipework under construction at Khashm Alan military airport, Riyadh

Khashm Alan Military Airport

Riyadh

Jet A1 & JP8 · deep-well CP
Fuelling canopies and metering skids at the Dirab Airbase fuel station, Riyadh

Dirab Airbase Military Airport

Riyadh

Jet A1 & JP8 · PLC/SCADA
Fuel depot works at Abuja Airport, Nigeria

Abuja Airport — New Fuelling Depot

Abuja

2,250 m³ storage
Hydrant pipeline laid toward the terminal at Malabo International Airport

Malabo International Airport — Hydrant System

Malabo

8″ hydrant · pit valves
Pre-insulated pipe runs and steel structure on the Sigma Pipes headquarters site

Sigma Pipes HQ — Firefighting & Alarm Network

Borg El-Arab, Alexandria

Water · foam · gas suppression
Fuel-oil pit fittings and valves on site at Hurghada

Hurghada — Emergency Fuel-Oil System

Hurghada

EPC fuel-oil transfer system
Masjid Al-Emam Al-Zahabi at night — dome and minaret lit against the sky

Masjid Al-Emam Al-Zahabi

New Cairo 1, Cairo

800+ worshippers · 4,200 m² site
Almaghfera Masjid, Shibin El-Koum — twin minarets and central dome

Almaghfera Masjid

Shibin El-Koum, Monoufia

Twin minarets · domed hall
Alsiham Building — steel portal frames spanning the reinforced-concrete structure

Alsiham Building

Egypt

Steel over concrete
Esh Almalaha — the colonnaded entrance and front elevation

Esh Almalaha

Egypt

Stone-clad · colonnaded
Masjid Aljazaya — stone facade with banded cladding and arched entrance

Masjid Aljazaya

Egypt

Banded stone facade
Masjed Almadina — the stone-clad mosque with green dome and minarets, seen from the street

Masjed Almadina

Egypt

Green dome · twin minarets
Rooftop photovoltaic array at Al-Andalus International School

Al-Andalus International School — Rooftop Solar Station

First Settlement, New Cairo

30 kW rooftop generation

Certified · Independently audited

Credentials,
inbound
Delivered.
Certified.

An ISO management system certified in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and the JIG and EI aviation-fuel standards, carried from the first drawing to handover.

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Keeping the Airport Alive.