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Aeronautical engineering is a branch focused on the design, development, and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft, requiring a strong background in science and mathematics. The field offers various career opportunities in aviation and defense, with a strong job outlook due to technological advancements. The average salary for aeronautical engineers in the U.S. ranges from $87,442 to $101,878, influenced by experience and location.

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Aeronautical engineering is a branch focused on the design, development, and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft, requiring a strong background in science and mathematics. The field offers various career opportunities in aviation and defense, with a strong job outlook due to technological advancements. The average salary for aeronautical engineers in the U.S. ranges from $87,442 to $101,878, influenced by experience and location.

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Aeronautical Engineering

BY
Jai Reddy
Harshit Naidu
Yaswanth
Vibhas
APPENDIX
 INTRODUCTION
 WHAT IS AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
 HOW TO PURSUE AERONAUTICS
 HISTORY
 SCIENCE OF FLIGHT
 ROLE OF AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS
 AERODYNAMICS
 CHALLENGES
 FUTURE AERONAUTICS
 SCOPES OF AERONAUTICS
 SALARY
 CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS AERONAUTICAL
ENGINEERING

Aeronautical engineering refers to the branch of engineering


that involves the design, development, construction, testing,
and maintenance of aircraft and spacecraft. Aeronautical
engineers work on various aspects of flight technology, such
as the design of aircraft structures, aerodynamics, propulsion
systems, control systems, and navigation systems. They also
play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, efficiency, and
performance of aircraft and spacecraft. Aeronautical
engineering combines principles of physics, mathematics, and
materials science to advance the field of aviation
HOW TO PURSUE AERONAUTICS

 To pursue a career in aeronautical engineering, one needs to


have a background in science, particularly in physics, chemistry,
and mathematics. Aspiring aeronautical engineers usually take
Science stream in Higher Secondary education and pursue a
Bachelor's degree in Aeronautical or Aerospace Engineering from
a recognized institution [1]. Admission to some
colleges/universities offering aeronautical engineering programs
is based on merit, while others require a valid score in entrance
exams like JEE Main, JEE Advanced, AME CET, IISAT, IIAE, GATE,
etc
HISTORY
SCIENCE OF FLIGHT
ROLE OF AERONAUTICAL
ENGINEERS
AERODYNAMICS
CHALLENGES
FUTURE AERONAUTICS
SCOPES OF AERONAUTICS

Aeronautical engineering offers various scopes and


opportunities for professionals in the field. Aeronautical
engineers specialize in the maintenance and development of
aircraft and related technologies. They find employment in
the aviation and defense industry, working in areas such as
aircraft design, manufacturing, research and development,
maintenance, and testing. With the advancement of
technology and the continuous growth of the aerospace
sector, the scope for aeronautical engineers is expected to
remain strong.
SALARY

 The average salary for an Aeronautical Engineer


in the United States is $87,442. However, this
figure may differ depending on factors such as
experience, location, and the specific industry.
According to another source, the average salary
for an Aeronautical Engineer in the United States
is $101,878 per year.
CONCLUSION

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