Cheap Ethanol-Based Avgas Clears First FAA Hurdle
A new, mostly ethanol, replacement for leaded avgas developed by University of North Dakota researchers has cleared its first big test, and if evaluations continue to go well, half of all current general aviation aircraft may be able to use it in about a year and a half. The Federal Aviation...
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