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*Jet* is a generic, informal term for an aircraft with jet propulsion. In a civilian context it may refer to an airliner or small private jet.
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Why is it called "Dry Thrust"?
When reading the specifications of a jet aircraft anywhere on the Internet, it usually states that its engine produces X pounds of "dry thrust".
Why is it called "Dry" Thrust? As opposed to what? …
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Which engine is more efficient between turboprop vs jet?
Are turboprops really more efficient than jets?
If yes, does that mean that airlines who use jets sacrifice fuel for faster flights?
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