A Lycoming engine was displayed at the manufacturer's tent at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.
Credit: Bill Carey
Octane is the “prima donna” of the effort to develop a high-octane unleaded fuel for the wide variety of piston-engine aircraft in the U.S. but it is just one of many fuel characteristics to consider, says Jennifer Miller, Lycoming Engines senior director of engineering. “Octane is merely the...
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