The Eliminate Aviation Gasoline Lead Emissions Initiative (EAGLE) is a coalition of government and industry partners, including the FAA and major aviation associations, working to eliminate lead emissions from aviation gasoline by the end of 2030 without compromising the safety or efficiency of general aviation. The initiative operates through four key pillars: supply chain infrastructure and deployment, research and innovation, unleaded fuel evaluation and authorization, and regulation and policy activities. A presentation on the initiative was delivered at the Aviation Noise & Emissions Symposium at U.C. Davis on May 2, 2023.Open full document
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A presentation by Robert Olislagers at the UC Davis Aviation Noise & Emissions Symposium on the EAGLE (Eliminate Aviation Gasoline Lead Emissions) initiative. EAGLE is an industry/government coalition including FAA, AOPA, GAMA, EAA, and other organizations with a mission to eliminate aviation gasoline lead emissions before the end of 2030. The presentation outlines the four pillars of the initiative: Supply Chain Infrastructure and Deployment, Research Development and Innovation, Unleaded Fuel Evaluation and Authorization, and Regulation, Policy, and Programmatic Activities.