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G100UL is quite new; it was only approved by the FAA in the fall of 2022. Should be downright amazing to make the switch and not have another generation of kids grow up with cognitive impairments.
I am no expert in Aviation or fuel, but there has been high octane unleaded ethanol free fuel options for years (Racing Fuel comes to mind aka mogas) and G100UL has been around for > 15 years aside from other competitors with similar products. It feels like regulations like California’s are the only reason the FAA even started doing anything.
The True Inside Story of the G100UL Fuel Approval (in 22 seconds) by AVweb
Yeah, the fact that several local governments banned leaded fuel sales was a big impetus for the FAA to actually approve the fuel for all piston-driven planes.