JP-8 costs $3.09 per gallon as of August 2012. The F-16 burns 800 gallons per hour respectively. Taken this information, it costs $2,472 to fly the F-16 for one hour.
More than you can afford. It costs $3.09 per gallon of JP-8 fuel to fly the F-16. The F-16 burns over 800 gallons per hour. That costs around $2,472 per hour to fly the F-16, not including piloting fees, prepping fees, ect. Very expensive to fly for fun without the Federal Government backing the cost (With taxpayer dollars).
32,000 pounds of force.
The F-16 can fly approximately 2,400 miles without refuelling.
The F-16 can fly approximately 2,400 miles without refuelling.
Abot 12,000 to 15,000 Euros
On internal fuel it's range is approximately 1,000 miles.
The only information I could find was a B-2 stealth bombers cost about $10,000 per hour
Above 50,000 feet (15 kilometers)
In an air-to-surface role, the F-16 can fly more than 500 miles
Well according to Washington Post (if you want to believe that about ANYTHING) it costs $44,000 to fly a F-22 for one hour. I'm sure that includes amortization (The cost of the plane divided by the number of hours it's expected to actually fly). They also could amortize the cost of the pilot. Same equation, cost to train, $1,000,000+, number of hours he will fly in his career (let's say he is a lifer and spends twenty years, and say 5,000 hours, well you do the math.) However an advanced aircraft will spend at least ten hours in the hanger for each hour flown. Also given the F-16 is a single engine plane, which is much smaller and lighter I think it's reasonable to cut that 44k in half. Also, if you wanted to fly a fighter, or fly in it I guess, you can go to Poland where 25 minutes, block to block will cost you $3,500. (+ -) Not all that precious I agree, but a hell of a lot better the "Crazy expensive".
You can fly from Shanghai to Xian for about 600 rmb. The flight leaves from Pudong airport. It will take you about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
About 150$ / Hr or 100 $ / half hour if u mean'geting wings' is to fly a plane by yopur self.