jet fuel
Turbine engine liquid
Jet fuel is a specialized kerosene-based fuel designed for aircraft with gas turbine engines.
It burns cleaner and at higher temperatures than gasoline, meeting strict aviation safety standards.
Figuratively, jet fuel describes anything that dramatically accelerates a process or intensifies a situation: That scandal was jet fuel for the opposition campaign.
Flammable petroleum distillate
- turbineBlade-driven energy converter
- airlinerLarge commercial passenger plane
- aircraftAirborne transportation vehicle
- BoeingAmerican aircraft manufacturer
Airbus · runway · cockpit · pilot · flight · takeoff · landing · altitude
Forceful forward motion
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
- engineMachine producing motion
- afterburnerExhaust-stream fuel injector
- turbineBlade-driven energy converter
ignition · burn · exhaust · nozzle · acceleration · power · energy · kinetic
kerosene
Flammable petroleum distillate
- turbineBlade-driven energy converter
- airlinerLarge commercial passenger plane
- aircraftAirborne transportation vehicle
Boeing · Airbus · runway · cockpit · pilot · flight · takeoff · landing · altitude · hangar
thrust
Forceful forward motion
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
- engineMachine producing motion
- afterburnerExhaust-stream fuel injector
turbine · ignition · burn · exhaust · nozzle · acceleration · power · energy · kinetic · momentum
- petroleumcrude oil, crude, petroleum, oil wells, oil fields
- jet words
- airfieldsrunway, runways, hangar, hangars, control tower
- aviation costsairfare, landing fees, baggage fees, maintenance costs, operating costs
- Aviation Fuelsavgas
- aerospaceairplane, helicopter, rocket, rockets, spacecraft
jet fuelgasoline
Refined petroleum vehicle fuel
rocket fuel · heating oil · diesel fuel · diesel · horse feed
jet fuelelectric power
Energy from electrical current
renewable energy · clean energy · solar energy · biofuel · hydrogen fuel
fuel, jet, jettison, jetty, fueled, fueling, refuel, ramjet, fueler