Saw a blurb in the Idaho Aviation Association December newsletter that KPUW was going to have mogas again. I called Inter-State Aviation and they confirmed that they are planning to supply mogas for airplanes again and hope to have the service in place about January 1. Seems there was a problem with their new above ground tank.
Inter-State still has their mogas listing in Air-Nav.
So what's the excuse from other airports about why they can't get mogas? Inter-State is a branded Phillips 66 dealer.
Stay tuned.
KPUW to have mogas again! Hopefully.
Wed Dec 03, 2008 5:30 pm
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