NJ Division of Consumer Affairs: Manasquan Gas Station One of Six That Received Jet Fuel
It is estimated that about eight tankers of aviation fuel were mistakenly delivered to six gas stations across four New Jersey counties.
A Manasquan gas station mistakenly sold jet fuel out of its super unleaded gasoline pumps for three days, state officials confirmed. Approximately eight tankers of aviation fuel were mistakenly delivered to six gas stations last week in four New Jersey counties, according to the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs. This fuel was sold to motorists last week before the stations were shut down. The aviation fuel, which is rated at 104.7 octane compared to 93 octane for super unleaded gasoline, was delivered to and then dispensed as super unleaded by the following stations from Wednesday, Dec. 5 to Friday, Dec. 7: All six stations are owned by Freehold-based Pasmel Property. Officials with the State Division of Consumer Affairs and its …
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6:37 am on Friday, December 14, 2012
Other sites are reporting it wasn't Jet fuel, it was aviation gasoline. The difference is similar to that between diesel and car gas. more ›