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Thanks! So that looks like ~$26,125 for a 4.75 hr flight in pure costs (fuel, plane and engine maintainence) exclusive of crew pay. If the numbers are totalling

by ethbro 9y ago

Thanks! So that looks like ~$26,125 for a 4.75 hr flight in pure costs (fuel, plane and engine maintainence) exclusive of crew pay. If the numbers are totalling the line items above. So call it around $50k all included. Depreciation doesn't look like it's in that number either, but I'd say that's probably ignorable when you're as heavily utilized as a major carrier plane is. That seems like a good ballpark number for something a carrier would agree to. Not something to do every day, but arguably worth the PR and not going to torpedo the company either.

sokoloff 9y ago
The CdD figures usually do include crew costs, so they attempt to be "all-in" numbers, minus cost of financing. The reason they're $0 on the report you're looking at is they're trying to sell you the report with the actual figures, not that those costs haven't been included. Crew rates for majors are published. Here's Alaska's: http://www.airlinepilotcentral.com/airlines/legacy/alaska_airlines http://www.airlinepilotcentral.com/airlines/legacy/alaska_ai... Call the flight crew $300/hr, and the cabin crew probably another $150/hr.
- ethbro 9y ago
  Ah, was confused as they lined them up below the total line, so was assuming they might break them out.