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connection therewith. SOURCE: I Fly First Class To curb ever-
increasing fuel demands, U.S. airlines are working to reduce
fuel usage and improve fuel costs. Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February
11, 2013 U.S. Airlines Address Fuel Consumption Concerns. More
fuel is consumed by the U.S. airline industry than by any other
air carrier industry around the globe. That fact is partially
due to the reality that the U.S. is home base for two of the top
three airlines in the world. In 2011, Delta, the world's largest
airline at the time, and American Airlines consumed fuel in
excess of 3 million gallons and should match those numbers in
2012. With its recent acquisition of Continental, United is now
the largest air carrier in the world. Together, United and
Continental consumed about 1.6 million gallons of jet fuel in
2011; their 2012 usage has not been released. To curb ever-
increasing fuel demands, U.S. a