Piston aircraft line up for takeoff at Reid-Hillview Airport, which stopped supplying 100LL in 2022.
Credit: Bill Carey
Work has been suspended on one of two candidate fuels being advanced through an FAA program to develop a high-octane unleaded avgas that can work across the entirety of the U.S. piston-engine aircraft fleet. Testing of 100M, a 100-octane unleaded avgas developed by energy company Phillips 66 and...
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