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haller | 17:11 Tue 10th Jun 2003 | How it Works
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what is the fuel used in commercial airline aeroplanes? is it kerosene or something like that?
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Avatar Image Ben C
Most commonly AVTUR or JET-A1, which, yes, is a kind of kerosene. See http://www.chevron.com/prodserv/fuels/bulletin/avi
ationfuel/1_at_fuel_intro.shtm . HTH, Ben
18:36 Tue 10th Jun 2003
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Often known as paraffin in the UK.
21:17 Tue 10th Jun 2003
Avatar Image Tom McGregor
Kerosene Jet Fuel.
20:12 Wed 18th Jun 2003

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