Jet engines normally use kerosene (Jet A, JP-4, etc.) however the can run on gasoline for a limited amount of time.
It depends on what it runs on. A motor runs on electricity and an engine runs on fossil fuels. It depends on what it runs on. A motor runs on electricity and an engine runs on fossil fuels.
Aviation fuel. There is aviation gasoline, Jet-A and Jet-A1 civil jet fuels, and the JP series of military jet fuels.
aviation gasoline, it is used because of its combustion power
Plane fuel is commonly referred to as aviation fuel. The two main types are Avgas, used primarily in piston-engine aircraft, and Jet A or Jet A-1, which are used in jet engines. These fuels are specially formulated to meet the performance and safety requirements of aviation.
Jet Engine is used in jets.
No, "jet fuel" refers to a set of fuels used in gas turbine engines (GTE). Gasoline would burn far too hot in a GTE, eventually damaging the engine. Jet fuel is a lot closer in nature to Diesel, Parafin or Kerosene
A jet engine.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_engine
Steel, titanium and aluminium are all used in jet engines.
There are many types of fuels used for aircraft. there are aircraft that run on normal unleaded and diesel fuels but the typical aviation only fuels are avgas (usually leaded 100 octane or 130/110), Avtur (aviation turbine), Jet-A and Jet A-1. these are the typical fuels you will find. Avgas is mainly used in general aviation whilst most airliners/jets use jet-a1.
There is no actual answer, because a jet is called a jet because it has at least one jet engine.
Aviation fuel is commonly referred to as jet fuel for jet engines, with Jet A and Jet A-1 being the most widely used types. For piston-engine aircraft, aviation gasoline (often abbreviated as avgas) is used, with 100LL (low-lead) being a popular grade. These fuels are specifically formulated to meet the performance and safety requirements of aircraft engines.
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.