Aviation Lubricants

Trusted Supplier for Aviation Oils & Greases

LUBELINE™ Distribution supplies high-performance aviation oils and greases to both commercial and private aviation sectors. With technical expertise and industry knowledge, our team ensures you receive the right products for safety, reliability, and compliance with aviation standards. From engine oils to hydraulic and gearbox lubricants, we help protect critical systems under the most demanding conditions.

Applications We Serve

Each application requires precise, dependable lubrication to withstand extreme altitude, temperature shifts, and mechanical stress. Our products are engineered to perform in aircraft engines, hydraulic systems, gearboxes, actuators, landing gear assemblies, and auxiliary components, ensuring consistent reliability across every critical system.

Common Grades of Aviation Oils

LUBELINE™ offers aviation oils formulated for both turbine and piston engines, including:

Turbine Engine Oils
Synthetic PAO-based oils for jet engines
Common grades: MIL-PRF-23699 (Grade SAE 5, SAE 10)
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Piston Engine Oils
Mineral or semi-synthetic oils for general aviation piston engines
Common grades: AeroShell W100, W80, W50

Common Grades of Aviation Greases

Aviation greases are essential for landing gear, control linkages, bearings, and actuators. Typical LUBELINE™ aviation grease grades include:

MIL-PRF-23827 – High-temperature, high-load aircraft grease
MIL-PRF-81322 – Multipurpose synthetic grease for bearings & airframe applications
NLGI 1–2 – Standard consistency grades suitable for most aviation lubrication points

Shell aviation refueling truck on an airport runway, illustrating LubeLine’s fuel and lubricant distribution for the aviation sector

Shell Aviation – A Legacy of Innovation

Shell has supplied aviation fuels and lubricants for over a century:

Early 1900s: Partnered with pioneering aviators.
1920s–30s: Developed specialized oils for commercial & military aircraft.
WWII: Provided high-octane fuels critical to Allied operations.
Post-War Era: Expanded into jet engine lubricants and global aviation supply.
Today: Shell Aviation supports 800+ airports in 40+ countries, powering airlines, business jets, military fleets, and helicopters.

With innovation in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and next-gen lubricants, Shell continues to lead in aviation reliability and sustainability.