American Environmental Aviation

American Environmental Aviation, or AEAV, builds aviation fueling systems. It handles the work from first concept to final testing. The company says one coordinated team does the job, so owners do not need to manage many separate contractors.

The main services are turnkey fuel system design, fuel farm construction and fuel farm equipment supply. A fuel farm is the storage and delivery site for aviation fuel. AEAV also offers compliance and regulatory consulting. Its website lists mobile fuelers as part of the range. Corporate flight departments are one group it names as a customer.

The company explains why it works this way. Fueling projects often involve one firm for design, another for fabrication and others for site work, installation and testing. When these parts do not line up, small gaps can cause delays, change orders, inspection issues or rework. AEAV says its approach means fewer handoffs and better communication.

The project process has clear stages. First, the team reviews requirements, site limits, system layout and feasibility. Next, it aligns drawings, piping and instrument diagrams, specifications and regulatory needs before buying or building starts.

AEAV builds pump skids, piping and control systems in house. It says this gives stronger quality control and a clearer view of the schedule. Civil and structural work, such as trenching, foundations and utilities, is planned with the fueling design. Field crews then install the equipment, piping, controls and supporting items.

Each system is tested, inspected and signed off against applicable FAA, NFPA, EPA and local requirements. The home page lists airport locations, including St. Petersburg in Florida, Williston in North Dakota, Salt Lake City in Utah, Fulton County in Georgia and Broomfield in Colorado. It also lists a heliport in New York.

The website invites owners to discuss a new fuel farm, equipment upgrades, extra storage or compliance questions. A contact page lets visitors describe their project.