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Battleland

Military Spending

Costly Flight Hours

ByApril 02, 2013
Getty Images

An F-16 readies for takeoff.

Last week,Battlelandbemoaned the increasing difficulty finding cost-per-flight-hour data for U.S. military aircraft.

In a flash, longtime defense watcher – from a perch on Capitol Hill, as well as a stint at the Government Accountability Office – Winslow Wheeler piped up to say he recently sought, and got, suchdata from the Air Force comptroller’s office.

He adds that he has tried to get similar data from the Navy, without luck.What’s up with that,Admiral Kirby?

The Air Force provided Wheeler with cost-per-flight-hour for dozens of aircraft.

Here’s a sample of what it costs to keep these Air Force aircraft airborne for one hour last year (the so-called “ownership” cost-per-flight-hour, which includes modifications):

A-10CWarthog Attack Plane — $17,716

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AC-130USpooky Gunship — $45,986

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B-1BLancer Bomber — $57,807

B-2 Aircraft.  USAF Photo by SSgt Mark A. Borosch

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B-2A Spirit Stealth Bomber — $169,313

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B-52HStratofortress Bomber — $69,708

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C-130JHercules Cargo Plane — $14,014

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C-17Globemaster Cargo Plane — $23,811

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C-20B VIP Plane (Senior Pentagon Officials) — $32,212

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C-32A VIP Plane (Vice President, Cabinet Officers) — $42,936

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C-5BGalaxy Cargo Plane — $78,817

C-5A/B GALAXY, CARGO, AIRCRAFT, Photo by: Mr. Ken HackmanPrimary function: Long-range, heavy logistics transport. Contractor: Lockheed-Georgia Co. Speed: More than 500 mph at 25,000 ft. Dimensions: Wingspan 222 ft. 9 in., length 247 ft. 10 in., height at tail 65 ft. 1 in., stabilizer span 68 ft. 9 in., cargo compartment--height 13 ft. 6 in., width 19 ft. Range: 5,259 miles with 112,600 lbs. cargo at 507 mph. Crew: six.

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CV-22BOsprey Tilt-Rotor — $83,256

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E-3BSentry AWACS Radar Plane — $39,587

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E-4B Flying Headquarters — $163,485

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F-15CEagle Fighter — $41,921

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F-16CViper Fighter — $22,514

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F-22ARaptor Fighter — $68,362

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HH-60G Pave Hawk Helicopter — $24,475

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KC-10AExtender Tanker — $21,170

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MC-130HCombat Talon II Special Operations Plane — $32,752

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MQ-1BPredator Drone — $3,679

081131-F-7734Q-201

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MQ-9AReaper Drone — $4,762

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RQ-4BGlobal Hawk Drone — $49,089

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T-38CTalon Jet Trainer — $9,355

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T-6ATexan II Turboprop Trainer — $2,235

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U-2Dragon Lady Spy Plane — $30,813

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UH-1N Huey Helicopter — $13,634

UH-1N Huey, Helicopter, aircraft, Photo by MSgt Ken Hammond.<br /><br /><br /> Primary function:  Support of distinguished visitors, VIPs missile sites and ranges.  Contractor:  Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. Speed:  150 mph.  Dimensions:  Length 57 ft. 3 in., width 9 ft. 1 in., height 12 ft. 10 in., diameter of main rotor 48 ft., diameter of tail rotor 8 ft. 6 in.  Range:  250 miles.  Armament:  Two 7.62mm machine guns.  Crew:  two

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VC-25A Air Force One — $161,591

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