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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Flying Cost per hour?
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An old grey-beard rule of thumb was to double fuel cost for direct operating
cost and double that for total cost/hour. Seemed to be a pretty fair
approximation, but maybe a little light for a pressurised plane.    Wendell
Durr