Russ Niles

The first retail sale of General Aviation Modifications' (GAMI's) G100UL unleaded high octane fuel will likely take place today (Oct. 30) at Reid-Hillview Airport in San Jose, California. The airport, operated by Santa Clara County, received 7500 gallons of the STC-approved replacement for 100LL on Monday and employees loaded it into one of two fuel trucks operated by the county. GAMI founder George Braly told AVweb the county, which banned leaded fuel sales at the airport last year, will be selling the fuel at prices comparable to other fuels available at the field and in the same range as 100LL at nearby airports but airport officials were not able to discuss the price of the fuel on Tuesday.

Training is available to avoid fuel mishaps.

Tower had three marker beacons but one is obscured in image.

Gulfstream to handle installations itself at its own service centers.

Company says next offer will be less.

Air Canada has taken the unprecedented step of pulling a couple of retired airliners out of the desert to meet increasing travel demand both domestically and internationally. Airline officials told investors last week that two Boeing 767-300ERs will rejoin the fleet temporarily while it waits for delivery of new aircraft. The two-aisle Boeings are about 33 years old but Air Canada spokesman Mark Galardo told Airline Geeks "there's still some life left on them."

Fires in DHL warehouses like this one were part of a Russian plot says Wall Street Journal.

Brazilian authorities have cleared the way for Eve’s type certification.

International Association of Machinists claim “victory” in costly walkout.

About 125 STCs and 1,000 gallons of fuel sold on promotional day.