The above statement is true.

Lamp, Stove, and aircrafts use kerosene as a fuel. Aviation kerosene has a freezing factor of -47 °C. Planes fly at extraordinarily excessive altitudes, and because of this they spend a number of airtimes in sub-0 temperatures. As a result, planes want to apply gasoline with a low freezing factor-like kerosene - so the gasoline serves well as a fuel without solidifying all through the flight.