The first edition of Aircraft Flight, published in 1989 broke new ground in the field of technical aviation literature by providing accurate physical, rather than mathematical, descriptions of the principles of aircraft flight. The book has subsequently established itself as a popular and respected introduction to the study of aeronautics, and is now on the recommended reading lists for aerospace and aeronautical engineering courses at a large number of Universities and Colleges around the world. In this third edition, the text and illustrations have been updated, and some important improvements have been incorporated. As an aid to student project work, the characteristics of three representative types of aerofoil section have been added in a new appendix.

Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Lift 2. Wings 3. The Boundary layer and its control 4. Drag 5. High Speed Flow 6. Trust and Propulsion 7. Performance 8. Supersonic Aircraft 9. Transonic Aircraft 10. Aircraft Control 11. Static Stability 12. Dynamic Stability 13. Take-off and Landing 14. Structural Influences Appendix References Index

R. H. Barnard is based at the University of Hertfordshire. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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