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GABLUES
1st Jan 2009, 05:49
Does anyone have access to the movement of Avgas prices over the last 12mths to Dec 2008, surely it should be falling ??:confused:

VH-XXX
1st Jan 2009, 06:36
Did the rounds at Moorabbin 3 days ago.

BP 150.9
Mobil 149.9
Shell 148.9

Much less than earlier in the year at $1.90 !

bizzybody
1st Jan 2009, 06:59
1.48inc GST mobil bankstown as of last week

Ka.Boom
1st Jan 2009, 12:16
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Jet Fuel Price Monitor


Each week IATA updates its jet fuel price index to provide the latest price data from the leading energy information provider Platts (http://www.platts.com/). The weekly index and price data shows the global average price paid at the refinery for aviation jet fuel.
This week's price of aviation jet fuel:



Percentage change vs.


19-Dec-08


Index*


$/b


cts/gal


$/mt


1 week ago


1 month ago


1 year ago


Jet Fuel Price


163.2


59.7


142.1


470.4


0.3%


-20.3%


-45.9%

Sourced from Platts (http://www.platts.com/) * 100 in 2000 (87 cts/gal)


Impact on this year's fuel bill of the global airline industry:


New fuel price average for 2008


Impact on 2008 fuel bill


$128.0/b


+$69 billion

Estimated by IATA IATA Methodology (http://www.iata.org/whatwedo/economics/fuel_monitor/methodology_impact.htm)


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cts/gal : US cents per gallon
$/mt : US dollars per metric ton
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Terms of Use (http://www.iata.org/terms)AVGAS has declined over 46%/Barrel in price from prices 12 months ago

Track5milefinal
2nd Jan 2009, 00:56
SO theoretically the price of hiring a 152 for an hour should dip below $200 an hour again:}

Ridiculous!

sthaussiepilot
2nd Jan 2009, 02:44
http://www.pprune.org/dunnunda-godzone/22379-price-avgas.html

Ahhh those were the days... :(

the wizard of auz
2nd Jan 2009, 02:56
I cant believe I was whinging about $1.20.
If you take the Non returnable drum deposit into account here, its well and truly double that old price and a bit on top.
I have a receipt here for fuel when I first set up shop here ten years ago. .52c per liter. Glad I switched to JetA1.

Track5milefinal
2nd Jan 2009, 03:27
$1.20 in Leonora.........bloody thiefs


Hahaha
Indeed those were the days:ok:

tasdevil.f27
2nd Jan 2009, 22:43
Around the $1.45 mark in december in tassie

GABLUES
3rd Jan 2009, 08:08
Just can't understand the justification for a/c hire rate increase is fuel related on the way up, but is forgotten on the way down???;)

thrust clb
3rd Jan 2009, 11:02
If it makes you Aussies feel better, price of avgas here in Manila, Philippines ..when converted to aus dollar is 3.06 per liter! There should be a Business opportunity here somewhere..any ideas?

the wizard of auz
3rd Jan 2009, 11:09
I paid AUD$3.00 a liter in Cebu four years ago. Was the cheapest part of Cebu.
I was parked on the INTL side of the airport as directed and it was costing me USD$200 per half hour and they collected every half an hour. young lass on the back of a scooter with a receipt book appeared every half an hour.
Then there was all the hundreds of other gov departments with their hand in my pocket. Fuel was the cheapest part of Cebu.

Arnold E
3rd Jan 2009, 22:27
Where the hell is Cebu?:confused: I'd be staying well away from there

the wizard of auz
4th Jan 2009, 00:39
Bottom of the Philippines. I forgot to mention that the parking charges are factored on weight. the first weight category starts at >55000kg. so even though I was in a lighty, I was paying for a 737.
I do rember being charged US$350 for a 44G drum of avgas in Indonesia around the same time. 30% of the fuel was water. Pretty expensive fuel over there then. I would hate to have to buy over there now.

Paul Alfred
4th Jan 2009, 08:41
Still $2.50 in Birdsville :ugh: