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Air Force’s AN-32 certified with bio fuel

New Delhi: Indian Air Force transport plane AN-32 has been formally fleet certified to fly on blended fuel containing up to 10 per cent indigenous bio-jet fuel.

New Delhi: Indian Air Force transport plane AN-32 has been formally fleet certified to fly on blended fuel containing up to 10 per cent indigenous bio-jet fuel. The IAF has undertaken a series of evaluation tests and trials with this green aviation fuel over the past one year. The scope of these checks was in consonance with the international aviation standards. tns

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