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Oman sees a jump in aviation fuel exports in Q1, 2026

May 18, 2026·ZAWYAMarket Movers

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Oman's aviation fuel export sector has historically served as a barometer for regional refining capacity utilization and global jet fuel demand patterns, with volumes tracking closely to international travel recovery and airline fleet deployment cycles. Rising exports in the first quarter typically reflect seasonal demand peaks from Northern Hemisphere summer travel preparation and sustained Asia-Pacific route expansion, while also signaling operational efficiency at Oman's refining assets—particularly the Duqm and Muscat refineries—which compete regionally for market share in jet fuel supply chains. This output dynamic carries significance for broader GCC hydrocarbon export economics, as aviation fuel margins and export volumes influence aggregate refinery utilization rates across the reg

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