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Old 21st April 2005 | 11:33
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De-icing fluid Prices

Hi guys,

Do you know the avarage cost of a complete de-icing price of a B 737 in a regular European Airport?

Thanks in advance
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Old 21st April 2005 | 21:09
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These things are very negotiable. This January 1, I paid roughly 2300 Euro on a 727-200, type II fluid at EDDF. I have paid more for smaller aircraft and less for larger aicraft. Depends mostly on demand at the time you need it and your negotiating skills!
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Old 22nd April 2005 | 07:47
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Thank you Ferrydude,

I was expecting it to be around 500 Euro.

I am surprised.
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Old 22nd April 2005 | 09:15
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it can be up to 4000Euro...I've been told by the rep in LFPG it's around 3500 Euro...so ,not cheap at all.
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Old 22nd April 2005 | 09:39
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Check out his PDF:

http://www.munich-airport.de/Mediapo...Preisliste.pdf


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Old 22nd April 2005 | 10:02
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It depends on the liquid to be used and the amount of liquid used. Plus you pay a fee for the equipment time.

Highest we ever paid was a 75'000 EUR for a complete deice of a Diesel Ten after ice buidup on the fuselage and a forced one day snow break in flying.
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Old 22nd April 2005 | 22:16
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Right, as I said it depends and can vary to extremes. Regular customers have priority and pre-negotiated volume rates. Us poor transients tend to be taken advantage of at times.
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Old 23rd April 2005 | 07:18
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Hi ferrydude
At EDDF they use only Type IV.

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Old 23rd April 2005 | 14:09
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Thumbs down

Dang, taken advantage of again!
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