Red Dye in Jet Fuel Not a Safety Issue

Jet A fuel contaminated with red dye used in diesel fuel poses no threat to flight safety, but may induce coking of fuel nozzles and accelerate wear and replacement of engine components, according to the FAA and engine manufacturers. Thomas E. McSweeny, FAA director of aircraft certification, said...

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