Corporate Fuel Pricing

[ortac1a]

Can anyone suggest or recommend a good website or company subscription who publish the daily posted fuel prices in Europe. I am interested to compare if our local fuel provider has a competitive rate please ?

[space-shuttle-driver]

There may be only one fuel truck company at your local airport, but his precious (now less precious) liquid may be paid via different channels. Call fuel providers such as UVAir, BPSterling, Colt, MultiService and all the myriads of fuel brokers such as Mariah, AEG Fuels and so on.
Again, 1 truck but 99 ways to buy.

[Fly4Business]

No, I can't.
Corporate pricing of fuel is not transparent in Europe and subject to individual contracts.

[hawkesmikey]

"fuel and more" is a good choice but you have to pay a monthly fee

[dc9-32]

I'd be keen to know how WFS can quote commercial rates for non AOC / private flights. Who pays the VAT ?

[His dudeness]

Who pays the VAT ?

Not WFS. The answer is: that depends. Your operations status (VAT Number ?), the country, the route after the refueling and the amount of international routes you fly. And it seems to change often. I have given up trying to make reason of it and depend on fuel and more, excellent service for a reasonable price if you fly enough.

[dc9-32]

As an example, UK uplift, private flight operator based outside Europe so no VAT number and destination outside UK and Europe.

[Opsbeatch]

dc9-32

VAT not applicable as it's going international...

OB

[dc9-32]

OB - I assume though that resellers are liable to VAT though ?

[rigpiggy]

Does flightaware have european airports, check the fbo page

[SJT_OPS]

Could also have a look on AML. I know it's a fuel ordering system but the prices are still available to see.

[Opsbeatch]

dc9 - Not on UK fuel, no. They are liable in most of mainland Europe though but get by it by being registered in those countries and reclaiming the VAT.

As for AML, just keep your eyes open with them.

OB