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Environment
Genav Groups Caution EPA on Transition from Leaded Avgas
In comments to the EPA's proposed endangerment finding on leaded avgas, seven general aviation groups cautioned on need for safe transition to unleaded.
In comments to the EPA's proposed endangerment finding on leaded avgas, seven general aviation groups cautioned on the need for a safe transition to unleaded fuel. (Photo: Steve Berry/NATA)
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By
Kerry Lynch
• Editor, AIN monthly magazine
January 19, 2023
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