avgas , auch: aviation gasoline

Also, we were informed by a local that it had avgas.

However, avgas remains the most common fuel in Europe as well.

Second, in Europe in particular, avgas has become very expensive.

These engines could run on automotive gasoline rather than avgas.

Currently commonly called Avgas 80, its availability is now very limited.

To simplify the fuel system, both engines used the same grade of avgas.

The downside is the difficulty to find Avgas and the maintenance labor cost.

There was a heater fired by avgas under the front of the cabin.

We used the opportunity to have more avgas and plastic jerry cans delivered.

Avgas is currently available in several grades with differing maximum lead concentrations.

The IO-346 was designed to run on 91-98 avgas.

In Europe, avgas is very expensive and is being phased out.

The normally aspirated, avgas fueled 182 will remain in production through 2014.

Avgas fuel is self-service and is available 24 hours a day.

Burning avgas illuminated the southern slope of the hill like noonday.

On top of that, compression was too high to do more than idle on the best avgas around.

We could've taught those Commies a real lesson if we'd had some more avgas."

In fact, because of that, we can carry more avgas than sep1 conventional carriers do.

It uses 43 gallons of avgas per hour.

Care must be taken by small airplane pilots to select airports with avgas on flight planning.

Third, in several (particularly remote) locations, avgas is harder to obtain than diesel fuel.

Explosions due to aviation fuel (avgas) accelerated the sinking, and she took over 1,000 men with her.

There is also a stationary, above-ground fuel tank facility for Avgas.

Burning avgas swept back along the fuselage and through the ragged hole made by the first explosion.