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Has anyone started a list of airports in the U.S. that offer Mogas?
If not, I'm going to start building one as I ferry A5s around the country.
Do you have any airports near you that serve 91 Octane or better? My next trip is down the East Coast!

Also, if anyone is in need of a ferry pilot or an IAFI to move your bird South for the winter, please reach out!

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Put down seaplane base Tavares Florida (FA1). Water landing, ramp up to fuel pumps, restaurant next door.

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SFQ Suffolk, VA has Mo Gas!!! Self Serve!!

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There was a list I have seen of that somewhere, but wasn't for Rotax/Icon owners, it primarily seemed to include down to 87 octane Swift (right?) and didn't break out different octanes to know if it was a usable gas for our planes.

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This is the only one I know and I have not found the accuracy great (found out the hard way on the way to Canada from TN).
http://flyunleaded.com/mapusairports.html

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I suspect that was the one I saw before, Michel, sadly not too useful.

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X23 Umatilla FL has plans to put in a pump later this year. Winter Haven FL (GIF) and FA1 Taveras (as Richard said) is a great place to get it.

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I went there. Great place! Got breakfast, a nap, and mogas at SFQ!

I just flew an ICON from East Hampton (JPX) to Boca Raton, FL (BCT). I did find two places along the way that had 93 octane and a lovely non corporate FBO. The first is SFR in Suffolk, VA as mentioned above. The second was Lumberton, NC (LBT). They just renovated their FBO and the mogas is on a separate pump/server. I thought Deland (KDED) had mogas as advertised in Garmin Pilot, but it was not apparent upon arrival and the FBO was closed.

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This is the only one I know and I have not found the accuracy great (found out the hard way on the way to Canada from TN).
http://flyunleaded.com/mapusairports.html

Marion County/Brown Field (KAPT) in Tennesee has mogas. We used it as our fuel stop when we shot a cover for Flying Magazine on the Tennessee River.

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Suz, Naples, FL (APF) and Sebring, FL (SEF) have it. Naples by the FBO truck, and Sebring by Self-Serve.