Anyone working directly or indirectly in the field of aviation — program managers, analysts, engineers, scientists, and technicians — aircraft operations, test, logistical, and maintenance personnel. A building-block approach is used — no prior knowledge is assumed. Since 2002, we’ve taught thousands of students from audiences across the Air Force, Navy, NASA, FAA, and industry. Our instructors have earned a tremendous reputation for teaching fundamental aeronautics and propulsion — in our classroom, theory and practical application come alive! Here’s what a few graduates have said:

• • • “The course covered the topic at a high level without dumbing down too much. I appreciate the physics-based approach.” Dayton, Ohio
    • “This course has helped me make the connection from theory (school) to work (application).” Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
    • “Course was a good mix of overview and details for someone with little engineering knowledge. It was presented in practical
      terms to make it easy to understand. Videos and visual aids made it interesting.” Hampton, Virgina
    • “Perfect balance of technical and practical information — best class I’ve taken since I’ve been with NASA (17 years) – spoke at a level where everyone could understand.” Huntsville, Alabama
    • “Best airplane/flying/aero course I’ve taken! Furthermore, quite possibly the best teaching technique I’ve ever seen. Am
      going to add this class to our engineer’s required curriculum.” Warner Robins, Georgia