- A
jet aircraft (or
simply jet) is an
aircraft (nearly
always a fixed-wing aircraft)
propelled by one or more
jet engines.
Whereas the
engines in propeller-powered...
-
commercial aviation are
Jet A and
Jet A-1,
which are
produced to a
standardized international specification. The only
other jet fuel
commonly used in civilian...
- A
jet engine is a type of
reaction engine,
discharging a fast-moving
jet of
heated gas (usually air) that
generates thrust by
jet propulsion.
While this...
- saw-cut on top for
smoothness and
jet-
burned for friction.
Vendersgade in
Copenhagen is the
latest CycleStreet to get
jet-
burned and saw-cut
setts on the part...
- and
further lightening the aircraft,
resulting in less fuel
burned. In
January 2007,
JetBlue
returned to
profitability with a
fourth quarter profit in...
- A
jet fire is a high
temperature flame of
burning fuel
released under pressure in a
particular orientation. The
material burned is a
continuous stream...
- A
business jet,
private jet, or
bizjet is a
jet aircraft designed for
transporting small groups of people,
typically business executives and high-ranking...
- the E2
jets.
Embraer targeted 16 to 24%
lower fuel
burn and 15–25%
lower maintenance cost per seat. In the E190-E2, of the 17.3%
better fuel
burn, 11% comes...
- The
Embraer E-
Jet family is a
series of four-abreast, narrow-body, short- to medium-range, twin-engined
jet airliners designed and
produced by Brazilian...
-
Jet is a type of lignite, the
lowest rank of coal, and is a gemstone.
Unlike many gemstones,
jet is not a mineral, but is
rather a mineraloid. It is derived...
