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By following this guide, you will set up fuel pricing contracts with FBOs and suppliers, issue fuel releases for trips, compare contract vs. retail pricing, and reconcile fuel expenses against invoices.
The Operations module must be enabled for your workspace. You also need the appropriate operations permissions. Contact your workspace administrator if you cannot access these features.
Fuel contract management requires the Dispatcher, Chief Pilot, Director of Operations, or Admin role. Pilots can view fuel prices and issue releases for their assigned trips.

View Current Fuel Prices

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Step 1: Open the fuel dashboard
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Navigate to Ops > Fuel in the sidebar. The fuel dashboard shows current fuel pricing across your network of contracted FBOs.
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Step 2: Review the price board
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The price board displays:
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ColumnDescriptionFBO / AirportLocation and FBO name.Contract priceYour negotiated per-gallon rate (Jet-A or 100LL).Retail priceThe FBO’s published retail rate.SavingsPer-gallon savings compared to retail.Last updatedWhen the pricing was last refreshed.
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Step 3: Filter by route
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Enter an origin and destination to see fuel prices along your route. The system shows contracted FBOs at both airports and intermediate fuel stops.

Set Up a Fuel Contract

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Step 1: Open fuel contracts
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Navigate to Ops > Fuel > Contracts and click New Contract.
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Step 2: Enter contract details
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FieldDescriptionSupplier/FBOThe fuel provider or FBO.Airport(s)ICAO codes where the contract pricing applies.Fuel typeJet-A, 100LL, or Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF).Contract pricePer-gallon rate in USD.Volume commitmentMinimum gallons per month or year, if applicable.Start dateWhen the contract pricing takes effect.End dateWhen the contract expires.Payment termsNet 15, Net 30, prepaid, or per-uplift.NotesSpecial provisions, ramp fees, flowage fees, or volume discounts.
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Step 3: Save the contract
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Click Save. The contract pricing is reflected in the fuel price board and is available for fuel releases.

Issue a Fuel Release

A fuel release authorizes an FBO to fuel your aircraft at the contracted price and bill your company directly instead of the crew.
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Step 1: Open the trip or fuel releases page
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Navigate to a trip’s Fuel tab, or go to Ops > Fuel > Releases and click New Release.
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Step 2: Enter release details
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FieldDescriptionTripThe trip this fuel release is for.AirportICAO code where fuel will be uplifted.AircraftTail number of the aircraft being fueled.Fuel typeJet-A, 100LL, or SAF.Max quantityMaximum gallons authorized (optional cap).ContractWhich fuel contract to apply for pricing.NotesInstructions for the FBO (e.g., “fuel to tabs”, “min 200 gallons”).
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Step 3: Issue the release
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Click Issue Release. The release is created with a unique release number that the crew presents to the FBO. The FBO bills your company at the contract rate.
For recurring routes, set up default fuel releases in the trip template. The system automatically generates fuel releases for each leg based on the template configuration.

Reconcile Fuel Expenses

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Step 1: Open fuel reconciliation
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Navigate to Ops > Fuel > Reconciliation. The reconciliation view shows all fuel releases alongside the corresponding supplier invoices.
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Step 2: Match releases to invoices
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The system automatically matches fuel releases to invoice line items by release number, date, and airport. Matched items show a green checkmark. Unmatched items (releases without invoices or invoices without releases) are flagged for review.
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Step 3: Review discrepancies
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Common discrepancies include:
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DiscrepancyLikely causePrice mismatchFBO billed at retail instead of contract rate.Quantity varianceActual uplift differed from release authorization.Missing releaseCrew purchased fuel without a release (credit card purchase).Missing invoiceSupplier has not yet invoiced for the uplift.
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Step 4: Resolve and approve
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For each discrepancy, document the resolution (e.g., request credit from supplier, approve variance) and mark the item as reconciled.

Run Fuel Reports

Navigate to Ops > Reports and select from the fuel report options:
  • Contract Fuel Receipts — all fuel uplifts under contract pricing.
  • Contract vs. Retail Fuel — comparison of what you paid vs. what retail would have cost.
  • Fuel by Aircraft — total fuel consumption per tail number.
  • Fuel by Route — fuel costs broken down by origin-destination pair.

Create a Trip

Trip creation workflow that includes fuel planning.

Manage FBO Fuel Operations

FBO-side fuel operations and quality control.

Handle Accounting

Financial workflows including fuel expense tracking.

Run Reports

Operational reports including fuel analysis.
Last modified on April 11, 2026