What is the name of airplane oil?

Airplane are fuelled by Aviation Turbine Fuel - also called as ATF. ATF as mentioned by others in the comment section is not a kerosene as such..but it's a refined form of Hydro Carbon that is arrived just after Kerosene. read more

These are, respectively, Oil for use lubricating aircraft piston engines; oil for use lubricating turbine (jet) engines, including turboprop engines; and oil for injecting into the exhaust of an airplane to cause the white smoke that are frequently used by airplanes doing aerobatics at airshows, etc. Jet fuel is not an oil, per se. read more

If so, reciprocating engines usually use a "ashless dispersant" petroleum based oil. It is like a detergent oil, but less "severe". Turbine engines use a synthetic oil. read more

The most common jet fuel is made from paraffin oil and kerosene and is called JET A-1. JET B belongs to the naphtha-kerosene family and performs remarkably well in cold weather. Aviation fuel contains highly refined gasoline and is sold to individual aircraft operators. Jet fuel is sold to large aircraft operators such as airlines and the military. read more