Jets like F-16 consume 1 litre of fuel in 1.05km travelled
so if an F-16 travels 1000 km it consumed 950 litres of fuel
The problem is.. how much is 1 litre of fuel?
Lets say it cost $10(Aviation Gas) for 1 litre.
$10/litre multiplied by 950 litres of consumed fuel ( due to 1000km traveled )
$10 x 950 = $9500
You spend $9500 for an F-16 to travel 1000km
and that would take around 2 hrs if the F-16 speeds at Mach 1
the max speed of F-16 is Mach 2
Some sources claim 1 hr for F-16 is $4000
So 2 hrs = $8000 worth of gas
So our computation resulted into $9500 ( at $10/litre and 1000km distance)
where in F-16 drinks 1 litre for 1.05 km
Other sources claimed
1 hr for F-16 is $4000
so 2 hrs means $8000
So it costs
$8000 to $9500 for 2 hour F-16 flight
OR
$4000 to $4750 for 1 hour F-16 flight
If you want to fly an F-16 for a target of 100 hours per year
$4000 x 100 = $400,000
OR
$4750 x 100 = $475,000
FACTORS like
Speed.. Accel.. Power High G turns
are not yet included.. Sources claim it consumes 30% more fuel
to perform a 1 hour dogfight than a 1 hour steady flight
due to many maneuvers
Depends on the model
Fueling a jet is so much money.
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There are all kinds of "military jet" . You would need to name a specific one for that answer
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Military jet fighters patrol and if necessary attack the nations enemies. -They are a projection of power.
Entirely dependent on the "jet". The latest military jets can cost in excess of a billion dollars but a small private jet (new) wouldn't cost much more than several tens of millions of pounds.
Approximately it would take 3,600,456 balls in order to fill a jumbo jet plane
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An A-380 will cost about 340 million dollars for the basic model.
A jet IS an airplane. However most piston engined aircraft fly in the speed range of 150 -350 mph, while most civilian jets fly between 400 and 600 mph. Military jet fighters are much faster.
probably 20 million us dollar in a year