U.S. Airlines' May 2023 Fuel Cost per Gallon Down 8.1% from April 2023; Aviation Fuel Consumption Down 1.1% from Pre-Pandemic May 2019
The Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) today released U.S. airlines' May 2023 fuel cost and consumption numbers indicating U.S. scheduled service airlines used 1.566 billion gallons of fuel, 5.5% more fuel than in April 2023 (1.484 billion gallons) and 1.1% less than in pre-pandemic May 2019. The cost per gallon of fuel in May 2023 ($2.44) was down 22 cents (8.1%) from April 2023 ($2.66) and up $0.33 (15.6%) from May 2019. Total May 2023 fuel expenditure ($3.82B) was down 3.1% from April 2023 ($3.94B) and up 14.3% from pre-pandemic May 2019.
May 2019: 1.58 billion gallons
May 2019: $2.11
Total fuel cost for U.S. airlines (total) scheduled service: May 2019: $3.35 billion
Please Note: The information provided within BTS statistical releases may not be based on 100% of reporting carriers. Generally, data are released per schedule if reports have been received from at least 90% of the carriers, along with data from all the major carriers. Regarding this release, the following carriers remain pending: Elite Airways (2HQ). Also, within text, percent change results may not be exact due to rounding. ### |
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