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Old 18th Aug 2005, 19:26
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412/212 operating costs in real world

Hi guys,

I've got the manufacturer's and 'blue book' type costs but can a couple of you give me some real world gen on operating costs for 212/412 in harsh(ish) desert environment but with hangar and daily maintenance available doing pax and equipment transfer with one to two hour flights, 100 hours a month - minimal sling, no high cycles, nothing unusual ?

Eg. real maintenance, unplanned spares, fuel, oil, blades etc.

Thanks,

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Old 19th Aug 2005, 19:45
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Go with Conklin and D's estimates and you will do more than well, the 412/212 has no surprises.

The desert should not pose any problem for the 212/412 its one of the most dependable aircraft this world and its surroundings have available for you to make money with it.
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Old 19th Aug 2005, 21:19
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Thanks, we got those.

Recent newsletter reckons US$ 606 per hour for 412 then ?
 

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