Industry News
July 2012 Issue
Avgas Replacement: FAA Carves Out a Plan
After three decades of waffling, the FAA has set an 11-year timeline for an avgas replacement. But it will probably happen sooner, say industry sources.
After months of back-and-forth meetings with industry players, the FAA finally seems to have settled on an unleaded avgas transition plan that foresees an 11-year timeline and a strong central role for the FAA in testing and certifying fuels. The agency is also recommending the formation of another government/industry committee to oversee how an avgas replacement fuelif one ever emergesfinds its way to the field.
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