The document contains financial data from 2012 and 2013 showing fuel costs as a percentage of operating expenses for two years. It also lists some ways to potentially reduce fuel costs such as producing more fuel-efficient engines, altering landing procedures to use less fuel, changing airplane types, and improving dispatch procedures. A graph displays monthly fuel consumption and cost data for one of the years.

2. ENDED DECEMBER 31 2012
GRAPH FOR 2012
ENDED DECEMBER 31 2013
GRAPH FOR 2013
WAYS TO REDUCE FUEL COST
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3. Total Fuel Expense: $223.000 million
Operating Expense: $543.0 million
Fuel Cost % Share: 20%
Fuel Cost/ Total Cost : 1% Total Fuel Cost =
223.000$
Resources:http://www.transtats.bts.gov/fuel
.asp?pn=1

4. Sales
Operating Cost
Fuel Cost

5. Total Fuel Expense: $446.654 million
Operating Expense: $696.328 million
Fuel Cost % Share: 85%
Fuel Cost/ Total Cost : 1% total fuel cost =
1%(446.000 $)
Resources:http://www.transtats.bts.gov/fuel
.asp?pn=1

6. Sales
Operating Cost
Total Fuel cost

7. To produce suitable new engines for
reduction in fuel cost
Pilots should not land with full flaps for
reduction in cost
They can alter the plane types
Dİspatch procedures

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