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Jets do not use Fuel. Another lie Exposed 🤔

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W.R. Schock, QBD9 months ago

I happen to know personally passenger jets don't use fuel, but rather anion ions and compressed air. It isn't a theory; this was verified by the keeper and I show you here how it works. Jets do not fly, they levitate.

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Matthew9 months ago

I’ve ran countless of these turbine engines through a test cell and guess what….it requires fuel to run….this is just retarded….

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Jimbo9 months ago

As an aircraft mechanic for 47 years, I call bullshit!

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$LUNC Crypto Wolf 🐺9 months ago

So mid air refuelling planes are just doing nothing then

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Alchemist9 months ago

Nothing in this video is true. 1st point, 10,000 gallons is a fuel truck, not a 10 million gallon tank. Everything in this video after that point is incorrect.

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Rods_of_God9 months ago

If someone can convince you that jets don’t use jet fuel…then you can be convinced of just about anything.

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Fred Nerk9 months ago

only thing expsoed is your lack of mental capacity

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Mike Welch9 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪 Yep, you’ve posted another lie

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nocturnal_medic9 months ago

38,000 pounds, not gallons that about 5600 gallons, AV gas is rated in pounds not gallons

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MostlyHarmless9 months ago

Exposing lies by just making up tons of lies. Good job.

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DL9 months ago

This is an easy one for you to prove: 1. Get your pilot's license 2. Lease a large jet airplane 3. Takeoff and stay in the air for 10 continuous days to prove your point. Good luck. Newsflash - You won't do this.

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Steven Kerwin9 months ago

Fact - The Airbus A-380 does hold a total of 84,500 US gallons (320,000 liters), with the wings storing most of the fuel. Also aviation fuel is weighed in pounds not goons or liters (e.g., 38,000 lbs ≈ 5,600 gallons), explaining the visual discrepancy shown in this post.

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Christopher9 months ago

Ugh such egregious lies. Those storage tanks are millions of gallons.

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MistyDover9 months ago

We’ll have a whip round to buy a remotely controlled aircraft with just enough fuel for takeoff to take you looney toons for a nice long flight over the Atlantic. HTH

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Scotus Maximus9 months ago

Of course they do.

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Peter Zimbran9 months ago

I love a good truth bomb but this isn’t one lol. I’ve worked in the aviation fuel business for 30+years. They use fuel ! The big tank you showed is more like 100k not 10k. A full 18 wheeler size liquid transport tank is 8k gallons. They use fuel !!!

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Redbeard Goatman 🇻🇦9 months ago

This is the dumbest take I've ever seen you post and that's saying something. C-130 crew chief here.

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Craig9 months ago

Errrr yes they do, I put the fuel in them 🤣

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Observer739 months ago

Blah blah bullshit.

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Goys R us⚡️9 months ago

I literally built these airplanes and been inside those fuel tanks. I also seal them and I also help fuel them when customers take the order. Everything from 777, 787 and 767. I’ve been inside all their tanks and worked on them.

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Minister for Ruffled Feathers9 months ago

I was an aircraft mechanic for 15 years, I was in the fuel tanks, replaced fuel pumps, have been covered in fuel, fuelled aircraft, operated engines, dry and wet motors (look them up) bled pumps and fuel systems. I’ve seen tail pipe fires and numerous other incidents during maintenance related to fuel. Jet engines burn fuel I promise you.

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Charli9 months ago

@StephaneGu53588 Mon dieu mais comment c’est possible d’être aussi con ?

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t derpaulian9 months ago

Why you guys still pushing this hoax when you can go to any airport and see the Aircraft fuelers pumping Jet A ( a diesel like fuel) into the empty wings that serve a a fuel tank. Airplane have engines, engines use fuel. It’s that simple to understand.

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Sammy9 months ago

Jets use specialized fuel to fly, specifically a highly refined type of kerosene known as Jet A or Jet A-1. This fuel powers the gas-turbine engines that generate thrust by compressing air, mixing it with fuel, and burning it at high temperatures. Key details about jet fuel: Safety & Composition: Unlike gasoline, jet fuel has a higher flash point, making it safer to handle. It is designed for high-speed, high-altitude operations. Consumption: A large jet, such as an Airbus A380, burns roughly 4,600 gallons (11,400 liters) of fuel per hour. Fuel Types: While Jet A/A-1 is standard, Jet B is used in extremely cold climates. Measurement: Jet fuel is usually measured by weight rather than volume because it expands and contracts with temperature changes.

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Libra of Eden Realm9 months ago

1/2 a ticket is for fuel, but they use a tiny FRACTION of what we're lead to believe. what little fuel they use per flight is take-off and taxi; what's happening during CRUISE MODE is something else ENTIRELY. Some understand it and know it's TRUTH. most of the rest are suckers that probably also still believe we live on a spinning BALL.

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Michael Sackett9 months ago

Saying jets don't use fuel is like saying your car doesn't use gasoline.

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jrossr9 months ago

5th element they told ya in the movie ...

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Christopher9 months ago

The nonsense on X gets more ridiculous by the day

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FtGInitiative9 months ago

The claim that only three jet-engine manufacturers exist is false,there are dozens worldwide, across the US, Europe, Russia, China, Japan, India, and beyond. Of course the whole video is a lie. Jet Engine Manufacturers: GE Aerospace — USA Rolls-Royce — UK Pratt & Whitney — USA

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TJ9 months ago

🤦‍♂️No fuel. Can you let these maintenance engineers know?

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ncswic9 months ago

lol my job is working on wings of planes , trust me they hold fuel .

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Boris Natasha9 months ago

You’re insane. That tank next to that man was ober 5+ million gallons. I used to mow around them in the summertime for a summer job. If they are carrying fuel, why is there a gigantic fireball on take off crash, those little liquor bottles? I’ve seen this post before. It stinks. How long do you think they could keep that a secret? We had 100 people in town working at the airport. CLE Hopkins Airport, 1 mile from my house. When the wind was right, you could smell the fuel at my yard when they were pumping.

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Gary Shallbetter9 months ago

That storage tank is 10,000 gallons? Try more like 750k to 1 million.

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