In the U.S. central region, pricing averaged $5.67 per gallon, down 26 cents month-over-month, while in the South, it was down 2.5% to $6.22 a gallon. Aside from Alaska ($8.09) and Hawaii ($7.85), the New England region saw the highest average price per gallon at $6.52, still an approximate 1% month-over-month decrease. For the contiguous U.S., the average price was $6.15 a gallon, while self-service jet-A averaged about $1 less per gallon.

Nationally, 100LL avgas pricing followed a similar trend. Full-service 100LL averaged $6.34 (with peaks of $10.19 and $9.92 for Alaska and Hawaii, respectively), a decrease of 4 cents (down 0.6%) from November, while 100LL self-service averaged $5.46, representing an approximate 14% savings where self-service fuel is available.

Credits: iFlightPlanner

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