Aviation enthusiasts were treated to an unforgettable spectacle last week Friday as Puma Energy Botswana proudly welcomed the world-renowned aerobatic display team, the Puma Energy Flying Lions, to Sir Seretse Khama airport in Gaborone. For over two decades, the Flying Lions have captivated audiences across Southern Africa with their jaw-dropping aerial performances. Since 2017, they have teamed up with Puma Energy to ensure access to aviation fuels that meet the most stringent international quality and safety standards.
The Puma Energy Flying Lions became an indispensable sensation at every major air show in Southern Africa. Commanding the skies in their iconic Harvard AT6 aircraft, the team showcased the brilliance of this legendary pilot trainer. With their unmistakable thunderous roar and mesmerizing smoke trails that paints the sky, the Harvard's awe-inspiring spectacle never failed to draw massive crowds to both local and international aviation events.
Dominic Dhanah, the General Manager of Puma Energy Botswana, expressed his excitement at the announcement, stating, "The Puma Energy Flying Lions are the epitome of excellence in aerial displays in Africa. Their demand for a reliable supply of the highest quality aviation fuels is perfectly aligned with our commitment to deliver world-class service.
As a global fuel business, we have made substantial investments in our aviation facilities across Botswana, ensuring that our customers, from small flying schools to large commercial airliners, receive the same exceptional quality and reliable service that the Flying Lions have come to expect. We cherish our partnership with the Flying Lions because they embody precision, high performance, and unwavering passion—values that resonate deeply with Puma Energy."
From the skies of general aviation, where lower sulphur Avgas 100LL reigned, to the heights of commercial aviation, fueled by Jet A/A-1, Puma Energy left no customer unsatisfied. Their commitment to delivering top-notch products without fail had earned them a reputation for excellence in the industry.
The excitement built as Puma Energy eagerly awaited the arrival of its valued customers and stakeholders in Gaborone on June 9th, followed by Maun on June 10th. Spectators were treated to the harmonious marriage of precision, power, and sheer adrenaline as the Puma Energy Flying Lions set the Botswana skies ablaze. It was an event that won't be forgotten anytime soon!
The Puma Energy Flying Lions became an indispensable sensation at every major air show in Southern Africa. Commanding the skies in their iconic Harvard AT6 aircraft, the team showcased the brilliance of this legendary pilot trainer. With their unmistakable thunderous roar and mesmerizing smoke trails that paints the sky, the Harvard's awe-inspiring spectacle never failed to draw massive crowds to both local and international aviation events.
Dominic Dhanah, the General Manager of Puma Energy Botswana, expressed his excitement at the announcement, stating, "The Puma Energy Flying Lions are the epitome of excellence in aerial displays in Africa. Their demand for a reliable supply of the highest quality aviation fuels is perfectly aligned with our commitment to deliver world-class service.
As a global fuel business, we have made substantial investments in our aviation facilities across Botswana, ensuring that our customers, from small flying schools to large commercial airliners, receive the same exceptional quality and reliable service that the Flying Lions have come to expect. We cherish our partnership with the Flying Lions because they embody precision, high performance, and unwavering passion—values that resonate deeply with Puma Energy."
From the skies of general aviation, where lower sulphur Avgas 100LL reigned, to the heights of commercial aviation, fueled by Jet A/A-1, Puma Energy left no customer unsatisfied. Their commitment to delivering top-notch products without fail had earned them a reputation for excellence in the industry.
The excitement built as Puma Energy eagerly awaited the arrival of its valued customers and stakeholders in Gaborone on June 9th, followed by Maun on June 10th. Spectators were treated to the harmonious marriage of precision, power, and sheer adrenaline as the Puma Energy Flying Lions set the Botswana skies ablaze. It was an event that won't be forgotten anytime soon!
