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BPCL refuels over 100 SL Airline flights

By IANS | Updated: July 8, 2022 18:10 IST

Chennai, July 8 The Indian government-owned oil marketing company Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) on Friday said that ...

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Chennai, July 8 The Indian government-owned oil marketing company Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) on Friday said that it refuelled more than 100 flights of the SriLankan Airlines.

In a tweet, the BPCL said: "We are pleased to support SriLankan Airlines, with refueling of their long-haul flights at Indian airports, to overcome the Jet Fuel shortage in their country. So far, more than 100 flights have been refueled at #Trivandrum, #Chennai & #Kochi airports."

In reply the SriLankan Airlines tweeted: "Thank you @BPCLimited! We truly value our partnership."

The island nation is undergoing severe economic crisis, and its fuel stocks are extremely limited.

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