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Old 23rd Dec 2001, 03:50
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How much does a gallon or litre of JET A1 (DUTY FREE) cost at the main London airports, say, LHR or LGW?

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Have a look at <a href="http://www.tmdg.co.uk/misc/fuel.html" target="_blank">European, Middle East & African Aviation Fuel Price Survey</a>

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Price of the product itself ? or including the cost of deliverying the product + airport fuel thruput charges ?
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Capt Byrd, I would like to know the total cost i.e. how much the airline pays. Thanks for any info and best wishes for a Happy New Year!

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It all depends...airlines may have one rate, private operators another.

Operating a VIP 727, I have several "contract" fuel accounts, but another technique that works well is to negotiate directly with the vendor.

For instance, if I only need to uplift 10,000 lbs but could take more if "the price is right", I've found many vendors will give me their best "airline" rate if I uplift the max.

Still doesn't change the fixed costs, though, as mentioned above...
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