The Long, Twisted And Slightly Ridiculous Story of Avgas Part 1
AVweb
Why leaders watch it
A case of industry inertia and regulatory delay blocking a needed change, relevant to understanding why institutions resist.
AVweb's Paul Bertorelli explains why general aviation has failed to replace leaded avgas, blaming industry inertia, bureaucratic delay and an exemption that removes the incentive. This is part one of two.
Topics: Change & transformation, Systems thinking & complexity
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