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Airplane engines use jet fuel.
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Why the fuel used for aeroplane is not used for car?
Airplanes have a unique engine that can only run on a certain fuel and if you put it in your car it wouldn't be able to burn it. :)
Why are hydrocarbons used for fuel in stovescars and airplanes?
Airplanes use a fuel called kerosene.
What kind of fuel used by airplanes and jets?
Aviation turbine fuel.
How are older airplanes different than modern airplanes?
There are many differences between modern airplanes and older airplanes. The two most significant improvements have are newer more fuel efficient engine as well as structural redesigns such as the wings.
What energy do airplanes use?
Airplanes generally use gas (jet fuel) and sometimes the experimental ones use solar power. The fuel powers the engines or engine which make the plane fly. It also powers the lights and other electrical appliances on a n aircraft through the engine.
When was alluminium used first used in airplanes?
During the 1930's aluminium was used for engine cowling parts.
What do airplanes run on?
Airplanes run on special fuel that is designed for them. It is called Jet fuel. It is also called white Petrol.
Which gas is used in an airplane?
When oil is refined, the highest quality goes to airplanes. It is called jet fuel.
What fuel is used in airplanes and aircraft?
Gasoline(petrol) is used in small piston engined aircraft and different forms of kerosene are used in jets.
Is airplane fuel petroleum based?
Airplane fuel is hydrogen liquid. Petroleum main content is carbon so it is less used. today alternate fuels are used for airplanes..
What is a turbo fan engine?
It is a jet engine used by airplanes, helicopters and power boats. It is composed of a intake fan and turbine engine. See link below.
What is magnesium used for in airplanes?
Magnesium is not used to make aeroplanes so ... this question is wrong wrong wrong wrong
