FAA 2007 Chapter 5

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General Aviation and Air Taxi Activity and Avionics Survey

FAA 2007 Chapter 5

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Chart 8
2007 Average Fuel Consumption Rates by Aircraft Type

Fixed Wing: Piston

14.8

Fixed Wing: Turboprop

77.1

Aircraft Type

Fixed Wing: Turbojet

291.5

Rotorcraft: Piston

13.2

Rotorcraft: Turbine

52.1

Other Aircraft

18.0

Experimental

17.7

Light-sport

4.5
0

Source: 2007 GA Survey Table 5.1

50

100

150

200

Gallons Per Hour

250

300

350

TOTAL FUEL CONSUMED AND
AVERAGE FUEL CONSUMPTION RATE BY AIRCRAFT TYPE

2007 GENERAL AVIATION AND AIR TAXI

Table 5.1

Jet Fuel: Turbine

Aviation Fuel: 100-Low Lead

Aviation Fuel: 100 Octane

Average
Rate
GPH

Estimated
Fuel Use
(thous gal)

Percent
Standard
Error

Average
Rate
GPH

Estimated
Fuel Use
(thous gal)

Percent
Standard
Error

Average
Rate
GPH

Estimated
Fuel Use
(thous gal)

Percent
Standard
Error

Fixed Wing: Piston

57.7

5,222.1

21.3

14.4

256,800.2

3.8

21.0

21,289.0

8.3

Fixed Wing: Turboprop

86.1

202,704.1

1.6

33.4

13,550.9

6.8

26.1

223.3

14.6

291.7

1,133,627.7

1.1

198.3

1,088.8

14.4

*

*

*

Rotorcraft: Piston

27.0

498.8

10.4

13.0

7,272.1

3.5

11.6

561.8

14.1

Rotorcraft: Turbine

56.0

141,567.8

3.1

22.8

3,829.2

7.8

15.5

37.3

43.6

Other Aircraft

*

*

*

8.0

26.8

*

*

*

*

Experimental

150.2

32,744.7

8.5

11.1

9,371.9

6.0

11.7

447.0

14.1

75.0

10.7

0

5.4

221.7

3.6

4.7

14.9

21.3

162.3

1,516,375.9

1.1

14.3

292,161.6

2.9

20.1

22,573.3

6.5

AIRCRAFT TYPE

Fixed Wing: Turbojet

Light-sport

Total All Aircraft
Table Notes:

Beginning in 2004, commuter activity is excluded from all estimates. 2003 and prior, commuter activity was included in the Air Taxi use category.
Columns may not add to totals due to rounding procedures.
An asterisk indicates no active aircraft of that type reporting use of the fuel.
Note that the fuel types are split across pages so that more detail can be reported.
Estimated number of light-sport aircraft has increased significantly in 2007 due to mandatory regulation process changes.

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TOTAL FUEL CONSUMED AND
AVERAGE FUEL CONSUMPTION RATE BY AIRCRAFT TYPE

2007 GENERAL AVIATION AND AIR TAXI

Table 5.1

Automotive Gasoline

Other Fuel

Total Fuel Use

Average
Rate
GPH

Estimated
Fuel Use
(thous gal)

Percent
Standard
Error

Average
Rate
GPH

Estimated
Fuel Use
(thous gal)

Percent
Standard
Error

Average
Rate
GPH

Estimated
Fuel Use
(thous gal)

Percent
Standard
Error

9.6

6,719.8

16.8

9.9

302.9

17.5

14.8

290,506.4

3.5

Fixed Wing: Turboprop

*

*

*

*

*

*

77.1

216,478.3

1.6

Fixed Wing: Turbojet

*

*

*

*

*

*

291.5

1,134,269.7

1.1

8.7

17.5

36.5

*

*

*

13.2

8,370.0

3.3

Rotorcraft: Turbine

*

*

*

*

*

*

52.1

145,434.3

3.0

Other Aircraft

*

*

*

18.0

1,967.9

5.9

18.0

1,994.7

6.0

Experimental

5.6

969.5

3.7

10.7

61.0

14.0

17.7

43,596.6

8.4

Light-sport

4.4

999.8

3.9

3.7

11.8

11.2

4.5

1,258.9

3.2

Total All Aircraft

7.1

8,706.6

4.3

16.6

2,343.5

5.0

31.1

1,841,908.9

2.4

AIRCRAFT TYPE

Fixed Wing: Piston

Rotorcraft: Piston

Table Notes:
Beginning in 2004, commuter activity is excluded from all estimates. 2003 and prior, commuter activity was included in the Air Taxi use category.
Columns may not add to totals due to rounding procedures.
An asterisk indicates no active aircraft of that type reporting use of the fuel.
Note that the fuel types are split across pages so that more detail can be reported.
Estimated number of light-sport aircraft has increased significantly in 2007 due to mandatory regulation process changes.

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