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![]() Why didn't rental rates come back down with the price of fuel? Renters saw major increases in rates during the fuel price run up. After the oil bubble burst my FBO dropped their rates a tiny fraction as the price of fuel dropped back down to where it used to be. When I asked what was going on the chief pilot explained that they call around to other FBOs and their price is competitive. I called around and found that he was correct, everybody's price is still up. I also ran a quick study from their online booking system and found that their rentals were down 60% in December and 54% in January. My comment to the chief pilot was that airplanes sitting on the ground aren't doing anybody any good. He ignored me. So what is going on? Is there some invisible expense increase at FBOs that's keeping their prices up or do they not understand the laws of price and demand? -- Dallas |
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