Fundamentals of Aerospace Engineering
by Manuel Soler · Manuel Soler
An introductory university course text in three parts: the atmosphere and flight environment; the aircraft itself, covering aerodynamics, materials and structures, propulsion, systems and flight mechanics; and the global air transport system, airports and air navigation.
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