George Braly and Tim Roehl may have solved a problem that’s been plaguing the aircraft industry and the Environmental Protection Agency for years. Braly and Roehl, owners of General Aviation Modifications, Inc. at Ada Municipal Airport, say they have formulated an unleaded piston-engine-aircraft fuel that may revolutionize the industry because it produces the same octane rating as leaded fuel, according to a story in the Ada (Okla.) Evening News.
Roehl is quoted in the story as saying the company has filed for a patent for the new fuel, which is called G100UL, as well as applied for certification with the FAA.
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