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Fuel cost saving in flight operation!

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Old 10th April 2006 | 07:27
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Exclamation Fuel cost saving in flight operation!

Help!!!

I am wondering how can I save every penny in fuel cost in flight operation for the airliners!
Can someone give me some suggestions pleaseeee...
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Old 10th April 2006 | 14:41
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ask BA
they just shut one down
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Old 11th April 2006 | 13:42
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Always depart from the runway closest to the terminal - climb until you intersect the descent profile - shut engines down during descent - delay gear & flaps until well past the OM - call for a tug to the terminal. All these are proven to save fuel.

Practically speaking - Buy an efficient aeroplane!

Treat your engines with kid gloves, keep the airplane clean and light, make COMAT a chargable item to your company's own departments, don't fly dense routes where traffic conflicts eat up your reserves -- It's not rocket science!
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