Definition
A "fanjet," also sometimes referred to as "fan-jet", is a type of jet engine that uses a fan to produce thrust. It is a hybrid between a turbojet and a turboprop, combining aspects of both. đ These engines are known for being more fuel-efficient and quieter than pure turbojets. Think of them as a jet engine with a built-in propeller-like fan. Unlike turbojets, fanjets bypass some air around the core engine. This makes them ideal for commercial aircraft.