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.
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India's debt-crippled Kingfisher Airlines edged closer to the brink yesterday after nearly a week of mass cancellations of flights and the resignation of dozens of the low-cost carrier's pilots. Read more...
Russia may prohibit its airlines from carbon emission trading in protest against a European Union law it says is unfair, state carrier Aeroflot said yesterday.
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Ethiopian Airlines has decided on its first set of routes for its new Boeing 787 fleet, which will be placed into service in June. The carrier will initially deploy its first 787 on short/medium-haul flights to Dubai and Johannesburg f...
India's Kingfisher Airlines, faced with mounting losses and starved of cash, said it had reduced operations but promised to return to full service within days. Read more...
Virgin Atlantic has made a formal complaint to the European Commission about IAG's purchase of Lufthansa's British unit bmi, saying competition on some European routes would diminish and that fares would increase. ...
Atlas Air reported a weaker-than-expected quarterly profit last week as the global cargo market sagged amid economic weakness, sending its shares down more than ten percent. Read more...
The parent of American Airlines has disclosed a management reshuffle alongside a net loss of $1.98 billion for 2011 as the carrier continues efforts to ...
BP's global aviation fuelling business, Air BP, announced today that it has entered the U.S. general aviation business as a direct fuel supplier to Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs), business aviation companies, and other direct aviati...
ASIGÂ has announced that Spirit Airlines has selected ASIG as their new handler at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). ASIG currently provides aircraft refueling services to Spirit at LAX and has now added cabin cleaning and...
Australian airline Qantas plans to cut 500 jobs and reduce capital spending by AUD$700 million (USD$749 million) over two years after a bitter industrial dispute and high fuel bills halved its first-half fiscal profit. <...
Indonesia 's two largest airline groups, Garuda Indonesia and Lion Air , are further accelerating the expansion of their fleets as they look to capitalise o...
A4A has released the latest US jet fuel consumption and cost data. It may be viewed at: Read more...
US airlines in 2011 operated the fewest number of flights since the hijack attacks on New York and Washington depressed air travel and accelerated the industry's worst-ever financial downturn, government figures announced yesterday showed. <...
In a two-day meeting in New Delhi that ended yesterday, the environment ministers of Brazil, South Africa, India and China, known as the BASIC bloc, said the EU ETS rule ran counter to the idea of "multilateralism" and to the provisions of the UN ...
According to new figures released today, in 2011 members of the European Low Fares Airline Association (ELFAA) strengthened their dominance of the intra-Europe airline sector by carrying more passengers than ever before in the most fuel efficient a...
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) urged policy-makers to use aviation as a strategic asset. "When the relationship between industry and government works, the results are brilliant. Policies that support aviation's competitiveness del...
The European Union will not bow to pressure to suspend a controversial scheme to charge airlines for their carbon emissions, but is willing to be flexible in finding a solution to a row that threatens to escalate into a full-blown trad...
Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi's fast-growing carrier, said on Monday that it would increase the fuel surcharge on all its flights to Europe to counter the costs of the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme.
Boeing expects global airline passenger growth of 5 percent in 2012, helped by Asia-Pacific's strong economic growth, Randy Tinseth, vice president of marketing for Boeing commercial planes, said.
India 's beleaguered airline sector will increasingly have to seek innovative sources of funding as traditional options dry up. With the sector having already accumulated losses of USD6 billion in the last five years, which will ...
Executives at Lufthansa said they will "knock down and rebuild" Germany's largest airline via a cost reduction initiative to secure investments of EUR€9 billion (USD$12 billion) over the next three years. Read more...
Etihad Airways has joined an elite club of airlines in the Middle East, reporting its first ever annual profit. Outside standouts such as Emirates, few of the region's state-owned carriers have been able to report regular profits. Indeed, state-owned ca...
Some American Airlines unsecured creditors increasingly feel the bankrupt airline should explore a deal with US Airways or another carrier, after hearing parent company AMR's plan to remain independent, people familiar with the situation said....
British Airways, Qantas and other airlines are calling on governments to find a swift resolution to a political dispute over the European Union's carbon scheme, because the deadlock may create competitive distortions.
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A4A (the old ATA) has advised that CY2011 total-airport throughput volumes (for jet fuel only) are now available under locations-airports in the Fuel Portal Read more...
Air Canada, the country's biggest airline, reported a fourth-quarter net loss yesterday, as higher maintenance and fuel costs more than o...
European air safety officials are preparing to extend checks for Airbus A380 wing cracks to the entire superjumbo fleet, sources close to the matter said yesterday. The move t...
WestJet Airlines' earnings dropped slightly, but beat analyst expectations, owing to slightly better-than-anticipated revenue growth and lower costs.
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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