RED DYE IN JET FUEL RAISES A RED FLAG
To date, red dye does not seem to have appeared in business jet fuel, unlike it has in air carrier fuel at some airports where airliners were delayed while their fuel tanks were drained. Since 1994, red dye has been required in diesel fuel intended for off-road vehicle use. This fuel passes through...
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