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Air New Zealand in biofuel test flight

Air New Zealand successfully flew a plane for around two hours with one of its engines modified to run on a mixture of jatropha-derived biofuel and Jet A, over the Christmas break. I've written about it before, and this piece details that and gives some details of other recent biofuel tests. 

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Posted by Simon Robinson on January 5, 2009 11:51 AM |

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