FAA Bill Specifies ‘Industry-Consensus’ Unleaded Avgas
The self-serve pump for 100LL at Van Nuys Airport in California.
Credit: Bill Carey
FAA reauthorization legislation passed May 9 by the U.S. Senate prevents federally funded airports from banning the sale of 100 Low Lead (100LL) aviation gasoline through December 2030 unless an approved unleaded alternative becomes available sooner. The five-year reauthorization bill, which is...
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