PHILLIPS 66 DEVELOPS 82 OCTANE UNLEADED FUEL
Phillips 66 has developed a new 82 octane unleaded fuel that could replace 80/87 octane aviation gasoline for aircraft with low-compression engines, Phillips officials announced Saturday. The new fuel, developed under a joint program with Cessna and the Federal Aviation Administration, is part of an...
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