The maintenance cost per flight hour is a critical metric for aviation companies to manage their operational expenses effectively. It helps in budget planning, fleet management, and ensuring the aircraft remains in optimal condition.
This metric is calculated by dividing the total annual maintenance costs of an aircraft by the total number of flight hours it operates in a year. This gives a clear picture of how much each hour of flight incurs in terms of maintenance expenses.
FH = Total Number of Flight Hours
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