Flight Economics & DOC Modeling Highlights

  • Simulates block fuel consumption, CO2 emissions, Direct Operating Cost (DOC), and Cost per Available Seat-Kilometer (CASM) across commercial jet airliners.
  • Features regional Jet-A fuel price modeling, passenger load factor adjustments, and high-altitude wind impact analysis.
  • Compares next-generation airframes (A321neo, A350-1000, 787-9, 737 MAX 8) against previous-generation baselines (757-200, 777-300ER, 767-300ER, 737-800).

Airbus A350-900 Route Economics

Total Block Fuel Burn 37,850 kg 12,410 US Gallons
Sector Fuel Cost $32,886 $5.93 / km
Cost Per Available Seat-Km (CASK) 1.88 cents 141 kg fuel / passenger
Flight Duration & CO2 Output 6h 32m 119.2 tons CO2

Estimated Direct Operating Cost (DOC) Breakdown

Cost Component Share (%) Amount (USD) Unit Rate
Generational Delta Analysis

Next-Gen Efficiency vs Legacy Baseline

Operating this sector on an A350-900 instead of an older 777-200ER saves approximately $14,200 in fuel and reduces carbon emissions by 45.3 metric tons.