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Piston engines = high octane high quality fuel called avgas (aviation gas), similar to auto gas which is often refered to as mogas (motor gas). Avgas is also used in high performance auto racing Jets and turbo props = naphtha kerosene simialr to diesel fuel, and called jet fuel
What else can I help you with?
What fuel do aeroplanes need?
Aviation fuel 100LL.
Name of fuel used in Aeroplanes?
turbine fuel or aviation fuel
Where do remote controlled aeroplanes store their energy?
Batteries and fuel tank
Where are aeroplanes stored when they are not in use?
they are stored in a hangar. which is pretty much like a giant garage for aeroplanes ;]
What gases do aeroplanes give off?
Carbon Monoxide depending on the type of fuel.
Do they use paper aeroplanes in war?
no
What do you use mild steel for?
You use it to make aeroplanes
Aeroplanes do carry oxygen cylinder to burn the fuel?
No. They just take oxygen from the air.
Why do aeroplanes have pointed front ends?
It is for aerodynamics. It reduces wind resistance, allowing the plane to fly faster and/or use less fuel, or to use a less powerful engine to fly just as fast.
What is jet fuel role in aeroplanes?
Jet fuel is what powers the jet engine.Its a bit like putting petrol in your car.No fuel then you wont be going anywhere!
Name the fuels used in aeroplanes and ships?
Aircraft use either Jet A civil jet fuel, the JP series of military jet fuels, or 100LL aviation gasoline. Ships use "bunker fuel," crude oil, Navy distillate, nuclear power or, in some cases, jet fuel.
A collection of aeroplanes?
The collective nouns for aeroplanes are a flight of aeroplanes or a squadron of aeroplanes.
