As airlines seek every competitive advantage, a clear and efficient fuel management system is more important than ever. Every drop counts. Every invoice counts. Every contract must be as low as possible. Every chance to save money must be uncovered. And the analysis that supports airline planning must be as accurate as possible.
That's why FuelPlus' state-of-the-art software solutions have been developed in close cooperation with major airlines. Whether you are a major international airline or a regional carrier, FuelPlus can make your business more efficient. We offer a complete Enterprise Fuel Management product, as well as a hosted system for low-cost carriers or those looking for outsourcing fuel management. Contact us today for a demonstration.
"Fuel Management is a complex task in this globalized world and it is unimaginable how to accomplish it without FuelPlus."
Helmut Fredrich, Lufthansa VP Corporate Fuel Management
“We estimate that the system has allowed us to make substantial savings on fuel costs, in the region of US $6.5 million since inception, because of the way it automatically checks volume, pricing, invoice duplication and our compliance with the European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme.”
Francois Oberholzer, Etihad Airways VP Financial Planning & Analysis
Etihad Airways went live with the FuelPlus Enterprise Fuel Management System in July 2008. The software is a key component in how the airline implements and operates sophisticated fuel management processes, allowing it to achieve substantial efficiencies in terms of aircraft operations linked to fuel consumption, fuel costs, and other financial planning requirements.
Read more...With airlines fuel budget hovering between 25 and 40 % of their operational budget and the airlines investing in new modern aircraft, airlines are trying to minimize this huge expense and still stay competitive.
Read more...More than 99% of all major global airlines have complied with the first step of Europe 's controversial scheme to charge them for their carbon emissions . Read more...
Five out of seven work groups represented by the largest union at American Airlines voted to accept contract terms offered by the bankrupt airline that will cut thousands of jobs, the Transport Workers Union (TWU) said yesterday.
Lufthansa is interested in purchasing Portugal's flag carrier TAP that is set to be sold this year, the UK Financial Times has reported.
The latest issue of Jet Fuel Report and New Fuels Report has been published, with hard copies avialable at the IATA Fuel Forum in Chicago, in addition to the normal distribution. Read more...
AMR, parent of American Airlines, bowed to pressure last Friday from its unsecured creditors, including its largest unions, and said it would explore merger options while it is still in bankruptcy . Read more...
Lufthansa plans to seek large compensation payments from airport operators as the delayed opening of a Berlin's new Brandenburg airport may inflict unforeseen costs on the airline, Die Welt reported, citing executive board membe...
British airline Flybe is interested in buying Danish airline Cimber Sterling that declared bankruptcy earlier this month, Finnish public broadcaster YLE said yesterday. "We see this as an opportunity to extend our plans in Denmark. It...
International Airlines Group formed by the merger of British Airways and Iberia, said first quarter losses more than doubled as higher fuel costs and weakness in Spain undermined strength in premium long-haul travel out of London.
Passenger numbers through BAA's UK airports in April totalled 9.1m, a 0.1% increase on the same month last year. Year-on-year comparisons are complicated by the timing of Easter so combining March and April traffic reveals a year-on-yea...
easyJet blew a kind wind through the cloudy European sky as it reported a better than expected net loss of GBP90 million for the six months ended 31-Mar...
Dubai's flagship carrier Emirates reported a 72 percent drop in 2011 profits yesterday as high fuel prices accounted for 40 percent of the Gulf carrier's costs.
ASIG has, announced that TBI Airport Management, Inc. has renewed their agreement with ASIG for comprehensive airside support services at Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB) for an additional term. ASIG provides full ramp handling, cab...
Airlines for America (A4A), the industry trade association for the leading U.S. airlines, has said passengers can expect full flights this summer thanks in part to a record number of people traveling internationally and an improving ec...
ASIG has that it has received John F. Kennedy International Airport's (JFKIAT) "Best in Class 2011" award, for fewest aircraft incidents at JFK Terminal 4. JFKIAT owns Terminal 4 which is the only non-airline, privately-operated terminal at JF...
Singapore Airlines swung to an unexpected fourth-quarter loss, battered by weak demand and high jet fuel prices, putting further pressure on chief executive Goh Choon Phong to turn around the airline. Read more...
Lufthansa expects the burden from Germany's air travel tax, emissions trading, a night flight ban at Frankfurt airport and other items to exceed EUR€700 million (USD$913 million) this year, its chief executive said.
ASIG has, announced that its Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) ground handling operation is the recipient of LAN's Safety Ground Handling Award. Recognized at LAN's first Ground Handling Awards ceremony, ASIG was chosen for ...
American Airlines says it plans to increase usage of domestic code-shares and boost international travel to 44% of passenger totals by 2017. AMR Corp., American's parent, filed for bankruptcy protection last year. American said in a memo to e...
The revelation that militants sought to attack an airliner with an improved "underwear bomb" in a plot foiled by US and allied authorities shows their determination to build bombs that can pass through airport security , US offic...
Incessantly high fuel costs and an unwelcome increase in employee expenditure, highlighting the urging need to restructure workforce productivity and pay, pushed Air France - KLM G...
Scandinavian airline SAS posted a first-quarter loss, hurt by a weak economic environment and rocketing jet fuel prices. Read more...
Lufthansa said high fuel costs triggered a bigger than expected first-quarter loss and forecast it might only hit its profit target if costs from a new restructuring plan were excluded. Read more...
Preliminary financial performance figures released by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) showed that Asia Pacific-based carriers in aggregate recorded US$4.8 billion in net profits in 2011, 47% lower than the record U...
Delta Air Lines (DL) anticipates its US northeast operations will easily take up all the fuel available from the oil refinery that the carrier is purchasing and that payoffs of the daring strategy will be almost immediate. ...
"All of aviation, including general and business aviation, as well as the airlines, is working together really well to continually improve the environment," NBAA president and CEO Ed Bolen declared last...
Royal Jordanian CEO, Hussein Dabbas Royal Jordanian Airlines CEO Hussein Dabbas is on his way out of the Jordanian carrier after two and a half years in its top position. Mr...
ASIG has announced that it has signed an exclusive agreement to become GE Aviation's third-party service provider for ClearCoreTM engine wash systems for commercial and military engines in the United States. GE Aviation will provide its mobile ClearCoreTM engine wash units to ASIG in support of ASIG's service provider's agreements with m...
Boeing has discovered a problem related to the aft fuselage of its 787 Dreamliner planes and is making repairs that will not affect production of the aircraft, the company said in an emailed statement. "Boeing has found that incorrect shimm...
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