New fueling complex opens at Kyrgyzstan's Manas Airport

Manas International Airport in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, has officially opened a new aviation fuel complex operated by Asman Oil Company, a subsidiary of Airports of Kyrgyzstan OJSC. The facility, which began construction in May 2022, was financed entirely through the company's own funds and is now fully operational. With a total aviation fuel storage capacity of 8,000 cubic meters, the new complex is designed to comprehensively meet the aviation fuel demands of all aircraft operating at airports across Kyrgyzstan. Company officials highlighted that Asman Oil currently holds the position of the leading supplier of aviation fuel within the country. Financial data released by the company indicates robust growth, with net profit more than doubling from 518 million soms in 2022 to 1.205 billion soms in 2025. These figures are presented as evidence of the company's sustainable development and the broader advancement of Kyrgyzstan's aviation sector. Looking ahead, Asman Oil Company has announced plans to construct similar fueling complexes at the Karakol and Jalal-Abad international airports, aiming to further bolster the nation's aviation fuel infrastructure.