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Gasoline. Airplanes use avgas. Most of them use 100LL which is the octane rating of 100 (same as cars you see 85, 90, 95, etc. on the pumps) followed by LL whic
by JaceLightning 5y ago
Gasoline. Airplanes use avgas. Most of them use 100LL which is the octane rating of 100 (same as cars you see 85, 90, 95, etc. on the pumps) followed by LL which stands for "Low Lead"
UL stands for unleaded.
Basically the guy invented unleaded gasoline that works with airplane engines and is the same octane rating.