So, in CA fuel prices were a random number between 1.5 and 3 (per liter).
Now, taking a look at current US fuel prices, it looks like an average price is $5.5 (per gallon) ($1.5 per liter?)
So, how do you guys think fuel pricing should be done?
I only want to say I´m against fuel discounts.
Do you mean bulk buy discounts?
(07-03-201505:42 PM)skifans Wrote: [ -> ]Do you mean bulk buy discounts?
Any kind of discount. I mean the fuel has a daily price and that´s all.
And this thread is dedicated to fuel prices, not discounts.
Sorry. I´m always off topic (I think I like it).
Gasoline prices are determined by both demand and supply so the price should be adjusted according to the number of daily flight at any airport.
But then what about the remote airports with little traffic?
I think random number is the best way to go.
Gasoline price tends to grow and decrease gradually . Maybe It should increase the value from low to high and vice versa.
But then people could predict the fuel prices.
And? Airlines surely look at approximate prices at an airport before flying there - they know fuel will be more at a small & remote airport.