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WhoFlungDung
17th Jul 2008, 08:03
How much is a litre (or Kg) of Jet fuel in Australia? Any one know what the airlines are paying?

tail wheel
17th Jul 2008, 08:46
I think Sky News this morning suggested Qantas are paying $180 per barrel for JetA1, I assume AUD.

There are 158.987295 liters in a barrel of oil.

You do the sums!

(I suspect QF hedged price would still be far lower than that. I think they took some fairly long term hedge options in 2007.)

startingout
17th Jul 2008, 08:48
44gal is 166l isnt it?

tail wheel
17th Jul 2008, 08:51
A barrel of oil (http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=liters+in+a+barrel+of+oil&btnG=Google+Search&meta=) is not equal to a 44 Imp gal/50 US gal/200 liter fuel drum.

VH-XXX
17th Jul 2008, 08:52
200 litres?

WhoFlungDung
17th Jul 2008, 09:10
If I were to refuel my King Air/PC12/whatever at SYD today, how much is the refueler going to charge me per litre of AVTUR/JetA1 supplied in tanks?

tail wheel
17th Jul 2008, 09:25
The spelling Nazi in my Word program and in PPRuNe suggests it is "200 liter" not "200 litre". Not something I really don't get excited about!

WhoFlung. On which day? They tell me Tuesday is the cheapest! :}

oz in dxb
17th Jul 2008, 09:27
Rough calculations to go from the price of a barrel of oil to what it's worth per tonne is to multilply it by 10.
So if the price of a barrel is 145USD, then 1000kgs is about 1450USD.

Oz

Howard Hughes
17th Jul 2008, 09:43
If I were to refuel my King Air/PC12/whatever at SYD today, how much is the refueler going to charge me per litre of AVTUR/JetA1 supplied in tanks?
Around $1-80 per litre...:eek:

WhoFlungDung
17th Jul 2008, 09:44
Thanks HH.

Mick.B
17th Jul 2008, 10:37
It only took 8 replies. Just the facts guys.:ugh:

Howard Hughes
17th Jul 2008, 20:21
I would have answered a lot earlier, but the first post said...
Any one know what the airlines are paying?
And they are paying consierably less than $1-80 per litre that us mere mortals pay!;)

18-Wheeler
18th Jul 2008, 01:23
Something like five years or so ago it used to be about US$300 a tonne.
(Don't quote me on that though)
If that's the case then I'd be expecting around US$1,000/tonne (roughly) now.

Green gorilla
18th Jul 2008, 05:02
BHP pay around 35 cents a litre.

international hog driver
18th Jul 2008, 06:17
Jet Fuel Price Monitor (http://www.iata.org/whatwedo/economics/fuel_monitor/index.htm)

Howard Hughes
18th Jul 2008, 09:32
At AY today I asked the refueller, he advised it is around $2-00 per litre there!:eek:

frangatang
19th Jul 2008, 03:51
And l pay A$2.65/liTRe for diesel in my car in pommieland.Perhaps l should buy in a container of jeta1 from oz to keep it going? Mind you it does do 59mpg, whatever that is in liTRes/100km!

kimwestt
19th Jul 2008, 03:57
try telling your sp nazi to use oz english and not US english!!!