US EditionAirplane Fuel Reserves In Iceland Good, Despite AFP Report Suggesting Otherwise
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Airplane Fuel Reserves In Iceland Good, Despite AFP Report Suggesting Otherwise
As reported by RÚV, the likelihood of jet fuel diminishing increases as each day of the Hormuz Strait closure. AFP News claimed that fuel reserves in Iceland, Britain and the Netherlands were limited. In conversation with RÚV, CEO of Skeljungur Þórður Guðjónsson claimed that it is incorrect that fuel reserves in Iceland are low. Skeljungur are the second largest purveyor of fuel in Iceland. Þórður cited that an oil shipment reached Iceland in …
The CEO of Skeljungur is not correct in saying that the stock of jet fuel in Iceland is low, even though the government does not have emergency supplies. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz could affect air transport in Europe in the coming weeks, according to an AFP report this morning. It specifically states that the stock of jet fuel in Iceland is low. When asked, Þórður Guðjónsson, CEO of Skeljungur, who are the second largest in jet fuel in…
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