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Safety implications of biofuels in aviation
11 October 2010
A study about safety implications of biofuels in aviation (bio-ethanol blended into gasoline) has been carried out by the Aachen University of Applied Sciences.
An abstract of the report can be downloaded from the upper right hand corner (0,14 Mb).
The full report 282 pages is also available (7,9 Mb).
Disclaimer This study has
been carried out for the European Aviation Safety Agency by an external
organization and expresses the opinion of the organization undertaking the study. It is
provided for information purposes only and the views expressed in the study have
not been adopted, endorsed or in any way approved by the European Aviation
Safety Agency. Consequently it should not be relied upon as a statement, as any
form of warranty, representation, undertaking, contractual, or other commitment
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