Airlines almost never pay posted prices, they buy it through fuel contracts. Take a look at the financials the airlines release and they will say what they paid for fuel in the previous quarter, I think AC and WJ were in the 70-80 cent range per litre of jet fuelgoingnowherefast wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2019 2:02 pm The Air Force doesn't fly avgas burners across the country. Not sure of the Jet A prices, but I'm sure there's enough airline pressure on prices for that.
Careful getting fuel in Thunder Bay
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Lol. We kill a lot of people. http://www.chroniclejournal.com/news/lo ... 9de97.htmlSquaretail wrote: ↑Tue Jul 02, 2019 3:01 pm Personally I avoid TB, that place killed Terry Fox after all.
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Talked to the guys at kakabeca airport today they have fuel on their airport for 1.60. If you can get in there it might be a better option.
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Mikey McBryan may have to start another YouTube series to pay for the fill up of his DC-3. It's parked there and he is planning to go to Oshkosh.
Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not after you!
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Should we start a go fund me for Mikey? 
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First, there is no Esso anymore, World Fuel Services bought Imperial Oil's entire network back in 2016. Unfortunately IOL exited the 100LL business in YQT a few years back due to volumes. This left Shell and their dealers free to price as they see fit.
