Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative Executive Director Richard Altman said yesterday that the coalition is on target to achieve US FAA and American Society for Testing and Materials approval for 50% Syngas blends, including biomass, by year end. By 2010, he said, it will achieve approval for 100%. "We have very definitive goals and very definitive timeframes," he said at yesterday's Eco-Aviation conference presented by Air Transport World and Leeham Co. in Washington. "But, as an industry, we've got to change the current model for certification."
Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative Executive Director Richard Altman said yesterday that the coalition is on target to achieve US FAA and American Society for Testing and Materials approval for 50% Syngas blends, including biomass, by year end. By 2010, he said, it will achieve approval for 100%. "We have very definitive goals and very definitive timeframes," he said at yesterday's Eco-Aviation conference presented by Air Transport World and Leeham Co. in Washington. "But, as ...
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