The Avgas Coalition, representing over 110 aviation organizations, petitioned the DOT and FAA to maintain the availability of 100LL aviation fuel during the transition to unleaded alternatives. This ...

Airports are beginning to restrict 100LL aviation gasoline, signaling its eventual phase-out and requiring pilots and aircraft owners to prepare for a transition to unleaded alternatives. Currently ...

An article in the February issue of "Flying" magazine explores the future of General Aviation fuel, and what might replace 100 Low-Lead avgas after last year's call by the Environmental Protection ...

The Beechcraft Bonanza G36 has a 300-hp Continental IO-550-B piston engine that runs on 100LL avgas. Credit: Textron Aviation A year and a half after the debut of the Eliminate Aviation Gasoline Lead ...

A 100 Low Lead refueler is parked with other refueling trucks in this Atlantic Aviation FBO fleet. Credit: Bill Carey/Aviation Week Network The National Air Transportation Association (NATA) says the ...

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Over the past year, there has been a lot of buzz in the aviation industry over the use of alternative fuels. While most of the attention has been focused on the big jets burning some kind of biofuels ...

Aviation fuel is quite different to the fuel we use in our cars and trucks. It isn't one-size-fits-all, though, and there are ...

This month's issue of "Flying" magazine has an in-depth article addressing the proposal by the Environmental Protection Agency to reduce or eliminate airborne lead levels by removing Tetraethyl Lead ...