Flying Beyond the Syllabus

This is for those pilots who aren't satisfied with mystery. You know how planes work. You know the principles. But maybe you aren't quite sure how to prove them, or explain them in satisfying detail. This is for those who don't mind a little math, but aren't seeking an aeronautical engineering degree either. If you’ve read the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge and passed your Private Pilot and Instrument Rating check-rides, you’re more than equipped with the prerequisite knowledge this text requires. You won't pass an aeronautical science course by the time you're done, but you might blow your instructor's mind, and maybe teach them a thing or two. You know what, when, where, and why. Now learn how.