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AML Global helps manage fuel costs

In its bid to secure lower fuel prices for the aircraft operators it represents, AML Global is not trying to cut out the middleman.

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

December 19, 2006

In its bid to secure lower fuel prices for the aircraft operators it represents, AML Global is not trying to cut out the middleman. Instead, the company is trying to make the middleman bend a bit more to give the client a better deal.

According to AML advisor Jamie Shawyer, the UK company estimates that it can save operators an average of 15 percent on the prices they normally pay to fuel resellers such as Universal Weather & Aviation and Air Routing International. AML bases this estimate on its buying power for the volume of fuel it orders, the avoidance of costly credit arrangements between operators and resellers and the indeterminate value of the time operators save by not having to research fuel prices for themselves.

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