aeronautics

This book, in graphic novel format, describes the Wright Brothers' flying machine, the epic flight of Charles Lindbergh, and the breaking of the sound barrier by Capt. Charles E. Yeager.

Answers questions about transportation and vehicles, including "Do airships run on air?" and "Why don't ships sink?".

This lively text combines model airplanes and rocket building with history, biography, and the elementary physics of flight.

Examines the impact the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 have had on air travel and aviation, discussing how the industry is protecting itself and its passengers from terrorism, and critiquing the security measures that have been taken.

An account of a pioneer flight made by Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh in 1931, from Washington, D.C., to Japan and China.

Various pilots from Jimmy Doolittle to the pilot of Air Force One tell their stories of flying whether heroic, tragic, or comic.

Presents a history of flight by narrating the accomplishments of courageous men and women in the field.

Private investigator Sharon McCone embarks upon a dangerous course when she sets out to discover who killed her friend and former flight instructor Matty Wildress.