+Free tool
A dry rate looks cheaper until the fuel bill lands. Enter both quotes, your burn, and today's fuel price - and see the true hourly cost, the crossover price, and what the gap costs you over a year of flying.
Fuel share at your numbers: $59/hr. Every dollar of fuel-price movement shifts the dry rate's true cost by $9.00 per hour.
+Rate philosophy
Renters want one predictable number; owners feel every fuel price swing. A wet rate bundles the risk, a dry rate passes it through. Neither is wrong - what breaks groups is comparing one against the other without doing the fuel math.
A fixed per-gallon price the group agrees to use for reimbursements and billing, reviewed periodically, so members who fill up away from home get credited fairly. Resyrv applies it automatically on every return so nobody does gas-station arithmetic in the logbook.
Publish wet if your members value simplicity and you can absorb short-term fuel swings; publish dry with a house fuel price if you want the rate to stay honest without constant committee meetings. Either way, know your crossover price - it tells you when the published rate has quietly gone stale.
Add your aircraft and your rates, then see the schedule, the squawks, and the ledger all work off one record. No card required.
