As earlier mentioned, turboprops contain the same components as turbojets but with a large fan called a propeller attached in front. The rotation of the propeller is controlled b… See more

In a nutshell, turbojets are perfectly suited for flights at higher altitudes and high supersonic speeds. They become less efficient when used for other mission requiremen… See more

If we were to compare turbojets and turboprops in the same category, turbojet engines would generally incur more acquisition costs. Most turbojets are bigger, fly more pe… See more

Turboprops are known to be more fuel-efficient and consequently more cost-effective, especially over short distances. As a result, turbojets generally require more operating c… See more