+ glutes Posted March 21 Posted March 21 March 20 (Reuters) - United Airlines (UAL) CEO Scott Kirby said on Friday the airline will cancel about 5% of this year's planned flights in the short term, as jet fuel prices surge due to the Middle East conflict. "If prices stayed at this level, it would mean an extra $11 billion in annual expense just for jet fuel," Kirby said in a message to employees posted on its website. https://www.thestreet.com/travel/jet-fuel-prices-jumped-60-percent-your-next-flight-will-cost-more + Charlie 1
Thomas_Belgium Posted March 21 Posted March 21 US$ eight (8.03) for one US gallon. ( https://www.q8.be/nl/stations/q8-easy-aalst ) + Charlie, + Italiano, + TCin949 and 2 others 1 1 1 2
caliguy Posted March 21 Posted March 21 21 hours ago, Cooper said: Administrator’s Message Gentlemen, Quick reminder, keep politics out of the discussion. 🙏 marylander1940, thomas, Whoisyourdaddy and 2 others 5
marylander1940 Posted March 21 Posted March 21 (edited) 3 hours ago, Thomas_Belgium said: US$ eight (8.03) for one US gallon. ( https://www.q8.be/nl/stations/q8-easy-aalst ) Please Belgium is so small you can walk everywhere... 😂 get a bike, the Dutch use them all the time! I also love your public transportation system. Edited March 21 by marylander1940 Luv2play 1
mike carey Posted March 22 Posted March 22 4 hours ago, marylander1940 said: Please Belgium is so small you can walk everywhere... 😂 get a bike, the Dutch use them all the time! I also love your public transportation system. Just like New Jersey, which is 2/3 the size of Belgium, everyone uses bicycles and public transport there as well. That stretch of country between Newark and the Hudson River is ideal for cycling. + Vegas_Millennial, Luv2play, + azdr0710 and 2 others 5
marylander1940 Posted March 22 Posted March 22 1 minute ago, mike carey said: Just like New Jersey, which is 2/3 the size of Belgium, everyone uses bicycles and public transport there as well. That stretch of country between Newark and the Hudson River is ideal for cycling.
+ Vegas_Millennial Posted March 22 Posted March 22 (edited) Petrol is now over $4.00 per gallon at Costco in Las Vegas. It's high compared to most of the nation because all of our gasoline comes from California. So, we pay the high cost from California refineries plus the cost to pump it uphill hundreds of miles, just without a few extra bucks per gallon of California fuel taxes. Edited March 22 by Vegas_Millennial marylander1940 1
+ glutes Posted March 22 Posted March 22 (edited) Pleasure boaters are in for a shock this summer too. If it costs $5/gal for a car, it will be $7/gal at the local marina. Lots of boats will be sitting idle at the docks with 'for sale' signs on them. Edited March 22 by glutes
Thomas_Belgium Posted March 22 Posted March 22 20 hours ago, marylander1940 said: Please Belgium is so small you can walk everywhere... 😂 get a bike, the Dutch use them all the time! I also love your public transportation system... Because I don't want to go too much off topic here, I answered in this topic: https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/162100-porn-moore/#comment-2579166 On topic: US$ 8.15 for one US gallon today. + Vegas_Millennial, MikeBiDude, marylander1940 and 1 other 2 2
+ Charlie Posted March 22 Posted March 22 According to today's LA Times, the average price for a gallon of gas in CA is $5.66, but there are places in the state that advertise as much as $9.69/gallon.😮 CuriousByNature and BSR 2
MikeBiDude Posted March 22 Posted March 22 5 minutes ago, Charlie said: According to today's LA Times, the average price for a gallon of gas in CA is $5.66, but there are places in the state that advertise as much as $9.69/gallon.😮 @Charlie isn’t it interesting our CA state government here stays silent on how tax coffers are getting surplus benefit from all the state taxes on gas when these prices surge! It’s huge… + Vegas_Millennial and + Charlie 2
+ Lucky Posted March 22 Posted March 22 2 hours ago, MikeBiDude said: @Charlie isn’t it interesting our CA state government here stays silent on how tax coffers are getting surplus benefit from all the state taxes on gas when these prices surge! It’s huge… In fairness to CA, the price rise is pretty recent. + Charlie 1
CuriousByNature Posted March 22 Posted March 22 1 hour ago, azdr0710 said: This map makes it look like we Canadians use horses and carts - lol. + azdr0710, + Charlie and + claym 1 2
mike carey Posted March 23 Posted March 23 3 hours ago, CuriousByNature said: This map makes it look like we Canadians use horses and carts - lol. I thought you did, like us. + Charlie and CuriousByNature 2
mike carey Posted March 25 Posted March 25 I hadn't bought petrol for a while as I haven't travelled away from Canberra much, and I don't go past servos often to note the day-to-day prices. Today was refuel day and regular UPL was $2.50/litre, and the 95 octane for my car was $2.659. Last time I bought it was under $2. As prices have gone up over the past few months, the Aussie dollar has also appreciated against the USD, and the two price movements both increase the USD equivalent of our prices. The $2.659/litre today works out at $US7 per US gallon. (Diesel was just over $3/litre today.) + Charlie 1
+ Pensant Posted March 25 Posted March 25 Maybe it’s time for me to buy the new Rivian SUV! Thomas_Belgium, MikeBiDude and + Charlie 2 1
Thomas_Belgium Posted March 25 Posted March 25 4 hours ago, mike carey said: I hadn't bought petrol for a while as I haven't travelled away from Canberra much, and I don't go past servos often to note the day-to-day prices. Today was refuel day and regular UPL was $2.50/litre... According to my calculations thats "only" US$ 6.59 for one US gallon.
mike carey Posted March 26 Posted March 26 9 hours ago, Thomas_Belgium said: According to my calculations thats "only" US$ 6.59 for one US gallon. Whatever the precise calculation, it's still a lot, but I drive so little it won't break the bank. I also usually have a supermarket voucher that takes 4 cents/litre off (big deal I know!) so that softens the blow. My calculation was for the 95 octane, $2.659 (not standard unleaded at $2.50). The spot exchange rate when I worked it out was about $AU1=$US0.6966 (it's dropped since then), so that was $US1.8523, multiplied by 3.78L for a price per gallon is $US7.0015. + Charlie and Thomas_Belgium 2
BSR Posted March 27 Posted March 27 (edited) In less than a month, gas prices have jumped 30-40% in the Philippines, which is bad enough. Even more worrisome is that the government says the country has only 45 days of supply left (the Philippines doesn’t have a strategic petroleum reserve like the US). Yikes, unless something changes, and fast, a gigaton of sh!t is about to hit the fan. Edited March 27 by BSR Added detail + Charlie and thomas 1 1
+ glutes Posted Saturday at 05:38 PM Posted Saturday at 05:38 PM Diesel Is a Bigger Problem for Consumers Than Gasoline. Here’s Why. Diesel has climbed faster than gasoline this month, directly hitting businesses, from brewers to trucking companies. Those higher costs are likely to make their way into consumer prices. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/27/business/diesel-prices-inflation-consumer-prices.html?searchResultPosition=1
BuffaloKyle Posted Sunday at 01:17 AM Author Posted Sunday at 01:17 AM All the gas stations by me are about to cross the $4.00 mark. I have a staycation planned for April or May and the thing I'm looking forward to now most of all is knowing I won't be driving too much that week and using gas. 😅 + SidewaysDM and + glutes 1 1
+ glutes Posted Tuesday at 03:42 AM Posted Tuesday at 03:42 AM Jet fuel prices in the U.S. have more than doubled in a matter of weeks as Middle East tensions squeeze supply, fueling concerns airlines could run short of fuel. Prices jumped from about $2.17 to $4.57 per gallon by March 27, according to the Argus U.S. Jet Fuel Index. Airlines warn inventories could run dry within weeks, raising the risk of higher airfares and flight cancellations. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/jet-fuel-spikes-airlines-warn-supplies-could-run-dry-within-weeks + Italiano 1
Aedo Posted Tuesday at 05:31 AM Posted Tuesday at 05:31 AM 1 hour ago, glutes said: Jet fuel prices in the U.S. have more than doubled in a matter of weeks as Middle East tensions squeeze supply, fueling concerns airlines could run short of fuel. Prices jumped from about $2.17 to $4.57 per gallon by March 27, according to the Argus U.S. Jet Fuel Index. Airlines warn inventories could run dry within weeks, raising the risk of higher airfares and flight cancellations. https://www.foxnews.com/politics/jet-fuel-spikes-airlines-warn-supplies-could-run-dry-within-weeks This is having me thinking about booking my September trip now. The miles prices haven't been increased yet from where they were in December when I last checked.
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