aircraft fueling
A place supplying jet fuel or other motor fuel to airplanes, helicopters, or other flying vehicles.
An aircraft fueling station is a place where jet fuel or motor fuel is supplied to airplanes, helicopters, and other flying vehicles. It is usually located at an airport.
The fuel is supplied to aircraft. An airport is a usual setting, but location within an airport is not mandatory.
Gas stations supply road vehicles, while boat fueling serves water vehicles. The kind of vehicle supplied distinguishes these facilities.
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boat fueling
A place supplying motor fuel to boats, ships, or other motorized water-based vehicles, on shore or on the water. -
electric car charging station
A facility specializing in recharging electric automobiles or other electricity-powered road vehicles. -
gas station
A place supplying gasoline, diesel, biofuel, or other motor fuel to cars and other motorized road vehicles. -
truck fueling station
A fueling facility restricted to large trucks, supplying gasoline, diesel, or other motor fuels.