eBook Aerodynamics Naval Aviator

Aerodynamics for Naval Aviators is a digital reference book covering aerodynamic and flight-engineering theory from a pilot’s operational perspective. Originally written by the U.S. Navy as a primary text for naval pilots, it addresses the principles of flight across low- and high-speed operating regimes.

The eBook covers topics including:

• Airflow theory and aerofoil design
• High-lift devices, induced drag and parasitic drag
• Stall characteristics, climb and descent performance
• Thrust, power, aircraft control and stability
• Subsonic, transonic and supersonic flight conditions

The content is technical while keeping mathematics focused on the level needed to understand the subjects operationally. Supplied as an Adobe PDF digital publication with offline access, searchable content and bookmarks.

Manufacturer part number: 0047-ATB-E

Unit of measure: Each