An F-16 fighter jet typically burns around 3,000 to 5,000 pounds of fuel per hour during combat operations, depending on factors such as speed, altitude, and mission profile. In a more efficient cruising mode, fuel consumption can drop to approximately 1,200 pounds per hour. However, during takeoff and high-speed maneuvers, fuel consumption can spike significantly. Overall, the exact fuel burn can vary widely based on the specific mission and operational conditions.
In between 1,580 gallons and 600 gallons. It depends on what course of action you are taking, (ex. rolls, dives, cruising)
It can burn it's whole tank in eleven minutes on full afterburner. It would exceed the maximum speed though, and to slow down, G manuvering would be rough on the pilot. Airshow demonstrations of the F-16 use quite a bit of fuel. When the Blue Angels (F/A-18C) Solo's land, they only have about 11% of fuel left. In a cruise, it will last for a few hours. In a high performance environment, 1.5 hours with external tanks. It really depends though! $2.94 a gallon for JP-5 fuel!
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none unless it is flying
Its difficult to say this because the cost of the flying depends on the fuel conserved. Therefore, the fuel burnt will be equal tot he cost of F-16 flying time.
The F-16 uses a fuel variant of kerosene. It is called JP-8, and is used widely in jet engines in the United States. The cost as of August 19, 2012 is $3.09 per gallon.
it depends on the aircraft. this question is very vague, but the F-16 for instance can hold a few thousand pounds of fuel.
Fighting performance?.. Eurofighter is better But in fuel consumption and economy F-16 is better F-16D .. fuel consumption 1.05km/litre Eurofighter.. fuel consumption 0.7km/litre F-16 max gload 9g Eurofighter max gload 9+ Its more expensive to own the Eurofighter.. but it performs better than the F-16
Above 410 degrees F jet fuel will autoignite. It has to get up to 140 degrees F before it will produce vapors which could burn if an ignition source was present.
An F-16 fighter jet typically has a fuel capacity of around 7,000 pounds (approximately 3,175 kilograms) when using its internal fuel tanks. This can be increased with external fuel tanks, which can add an additional 1,000 to 2,000 pounds of fuel, depending on the configuration. The total fuel capacity allows for a combat radius of around 300 miles (480 kilometers) without refueling, depending on the mission profile.
" regular " unleaded , 87 octane
The F-16 A/B is $14.6 Million (As of 1998). The F-16 C/D is $18.8 (Also as of 1998).