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Jet Engine Sound Effects

10 free jet engine sound effects for airports and aircraft, or for engines · last 3.2–17.3 s · WAV & MP3 · CC0 · no signup

10 variations of jet engine, from 3.2 s to 17.3 s. The variations are named by feel: Afterburner, Running, Turbine Spin-Up, Idle, Reverse Thrust and more. 1 of them is a prepared loop for background beds.

Quick picks: Surging Jet Engine 08 (3.2 s, the shortest) · Running Jet Engine 02 (17.3 s, the longest)

Afterburner Jet Engine 013.4 s

All 10

  • A jet afterburner roars, for airports and aircraft scenes.

  • Running Jet Engine 02Prepared loop · 17.3 s

    A jet engine produces a roaring whine while running, for airports and aircraft.

  • A jet turbine spins up with a rising whine, for airports and aircraft.

  • An idling turbine maintains a subdued rumble, for parked aircraft scenes and flight simulators.

  • A turbine produces a powerful rush under reverse thrust, for landing sequences and flight simulators.

  • A futuristic turbine emits a rhythmic electronic hum, for spacecraft interiors and science fiction vehicles.

  • A turbine winds down to silence, for aircraft shutdowns and hangar scenes.

Common uses: airports and aircraft, engines.

Which jet engine variation to use

Running Jet Engine 02 is a prepared loop; loop the WAV file, since MP3 adds silent padding at the seam.

Need a comparison method? Try the playable examples and selection checklist.

Common questions about jet engine

Can I loop these jet engine sounds?

Yes. 1 of the 10 variations is a prepared loop: Running Jet Engine 02. Use the WAV file when looping; MP3 adds silent padding that breaks the seam.

How long are the jet engine sounds?

3.2–17.3 s: the shortest is Surging Jet Engine 08 (3.2 s) and the longest Running Jet Engine 02 (17.3 s).

Can I use jet engine sounds in a commercial project?

Yes. Every jet engine variation is CC0 1.0 public domain: commercial games, apps and videos included, with no attribution, no signup and no fee.

How were these jet engine sounds made?

They were AI-generated from text descriptions of jet engine, then measured file by file for format, length and loudness.

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