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Rain not having much noticeable affect on jet engines most of the time doesn't mean water could never affect an engine. The runway can be more dangerous for jet engines than flying through rain.

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A turbofan engine is an engineering feat. Here's what to know about how a jet engine works, from the fan in the front to the hot inner core.

The preliminary report from investigators probing the Air India crash that killed 260 people showed that seconds after ...