Most of us don’t think about jet fuel, but behind every takeoff is a supply chain that quietly keeps America moving – and pipelines are the backbone of that system.

Every day, U.S. airlines carry 2.7 million passengers and 61,000 tons of cargo, from family vacations and business trips to next-day packages and emergency relief supplies.
But cracks are forming.

Many airports occasionally experience jet fuel delivery challenges – but an increase in the frequency of constraints could have real consequences for the traveling public:

• Fewer flight options
• Higher prices
• More delays and cancellations

And as demand continues to grow, fuel supply disruptions are likely to worsen unless we act now to fix the underlying infrastructure problems.