On September 5, 2011, a meeting was held involving representatives from the Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Economic Development, Federal Air Transport Agency, Federal Agency for State Reserves, Federal Service for Supervision of Environment, Technology and Nuclear Management, Federal Antimonopoly Service, Federal Taxation Service, General Prosecutor's Office and leading Russian oil and airline companies, as well as jet fuel suppliers, led by Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin.

The participants looked into jet fuel supplies to Russian airline companies and noted that there were no objective reasons for interruptions in fuel supplies to airports.

As a result of the discussions, federal executive bodies and organisations were instructed to do as follows:

- update jet fuel production and consumption balances;

- establish fuel reserves at major airports in the amounts needed to secure uninterrupted supplies for a duration of 10 days;

- consider improvement of supply logistics;

- identify ways of supplying jet fuel directly to airline companies from reserves held by the Federal Agency for State Reserves.

A number of instructions were issued at the meeting with regard to establishing alternate refuelling stations at all major airports and signing long-term contracts with oil companies.