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AMC Fleet Overfly and Aging Aircraft Analysis (FY02-FY08)

This report analyzes the overfly performance and aging trends of the AMC fleet from FY02 to FY08. It highlights significant overfly hours, exceeding planned usage for various aircraft: C-5B (80,000 hours/147% of planned), C-130 (35,000 hours/112% of planned), C-17 (3,800 hours/100% of planned), KC-10 (103,000 hours/156% of planned), and KC-135 (311,000 hours/184% of planned). Aircraft ages are notable, with the C-130 averaging 24.8 years, C-5 at 29.5 years, and KC-135 at 48.5 years, culminating in increased maintenance demands and rising aviation fuel costs.

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AMC Fleet Overfly and Aging Aircraft Analysis (FY02-FY08)

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  1. E D U C A T E A D V O C A T E S U P P O R T

  2. Demand on AMC FleetFY02 – FY08 C-5B Overfly 80,000 Hours 147% of Planned C-130 Overfly 35,000 Hours 112% of Planned C-17 Overfly 3800 Hours 100% of Planned KC-10 Overfly 103,000 Hours 156% of Planned KC-135 Overfly 311,000 Hours 184% of Planned

  3. Aging MAF Fleet Aircraft are getting older.. C-130 avg age 24.8 yrs 77.3 MC C-5 avg age 29.5 yrs 52.7 MC C-17 avg age 6.9 yrs 86.6 MC KC-135 avg age 48.5 yrs 84.1 MC KC-10 avg age 23.4 yrs 81.6 MC ...Maintenance requirements are increasing

  4. AMC Aviation Fuel Use Versus Costs Jan-Mar 07: 217 Gal @ $483M Jan-Mar 08: 226 Gal @ $687M * Projected FY08 Total Using Oct 07 through Apr 08 Actual Consumption

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