It all depends on how big a jet we are talking about. As an example something like the smaller 747s have four engines of 50 thousand pounds thrust each. Takeoff lasts about 30 seconds from standstill. To generate a pound of thrust for an hour at sea level at low (or no) forward speed takes about 0.4 pounds of fuel.
So,
4 * 50000 * 30/3600 * 0.4 = 667 pounds of fuel
This is roughly 100 US gallons.
It used close to 2 tons (weight) of fuel taxiing to the take off point. At low speeds its engines were not fuel efficient at all, but at cruising altitude they were then at their peak performance and fuel economy.
Depends on the specific airliner. Answer 2 Yes, it depends on the size of the aircraft but to give you an idea, a 747 will carry 50,000-60,000 gallons. Pilots usually think of fuel in pounds, not gallons. 50,000 gallons is about 300,000 pounds. The fuel capacity varies even among different versions of the 747. This is about half of the maximum takeoff weight. with full passenger load.
Assuming you are asking about gallons of fuel, it holds 17 gallons of fuel.
Assuming you mean gallons of fuel, it holds 17.1 US gallons of fuel.
12 gallons.
0.505929 gallons
15.5 gallons
Fuel Consumption (in gallons per hour) for a Gulfstream G550: 358
Normal planes have 2,000 gallons of fuel on hand.
How many gallons does the fuel tank of the 2007 Toyota Camry hold?
The fuel tank's capacity is 42 gallons, however the neck to the fuel tank and the long fuel lines make the total fuel capacity 44 gallons.
13.2 gallons