Answer / swapna

jet engine has verious stages in it and works on newtons 3rd law i.e for evry action der is equal and opposite reaction.primarly air enters the inlet port which is passed to the compressor stage where a large mass of air is compressed through compressor blade,here the air pressure rises and is sent to combustion chamber were fuel is sprayed through fule nozzel n this combines with air and then fuel-air mix is ignited,due to ignition temp rise and the mixture with high energy is sent to turbine section,here turbine use this energy to drive comprssr blades ,this spills out a large amount of gass with very high velocity towards the outlet port,which is know as thrust.this is how jet engine works

Answer / manojsub

If you were in a pool what would you do for swimming?
In the same way a jet engine will displace the air particles
beyond it by accelerating them. This will make the engine to
produce thrust.

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