The average price of Jet-A fuel at FBOs in the U.S. has decreased two months in a row. Analysis by Argus shows the average national Jet-A price in June was $6.42, $0.06 less than in May, based on an Aviation Research Group survey of prices reported at more than 200 FBOs.
Divided by FAA regions in the U.S., the largest decrease occurred in the Western Pacific, where Jet-A prices dropped $0.11 from May. However, that region still logged the most expensive fuel at $6.99 per gal.
Data shows the lowest priced fuel is in the Central region, with a price tag of $5.74 per gal.
Three of the most popular private aviation airports in the U.S. had the highest average fuel prices—West Palm Beach KPBI ($8.51), Teterboro KTEB ($8.29) and Westchester County KHPN ($8.10)—with the exception of Washington Dulles KIAD at $9.25.
Compared to 2024, Jet-A national average prices have been about $0.50 less month-over-month this year.
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