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Inventions whose working principle or primary application is flight. Belongs here: the airplane and the jet engine as powered-flight technologies, and the kite as the earliest heavier-than-air flight device. Does not belong here: ground-based mechanical transport, grouped under Mechanical Engineering, or navigation instruments used at sea as well as in the air, grouped under Marine Engineering.

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All Aerospace Engineering
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Ablative Heat Shield

Aerospace Engineering

Accelerometer

Aerospace Engineering

Aerial Refueling

Aerospace Engineering

Afterburner

Aerospace Engineering

Aileron

Aerospace Engineering

Aircraft Evacuation Slide

Aerospace Engineering

Airship

Aerospace Engineering

Altimeter

Aerospace Engineering

Artificial Satellite

Aerospace Engineering

Autogyro

Aerospace Engineering

Autopilot

Aerospace Engineering

Autothrottle

Aerospace Engineering

Cabin Pressurization

Aerospace Engineering

Canard (Aeronautics)

Aerospace Engineering

Coanda-1910

Aerospace Engineering

Daedalus Flight Pack

Aerospace Engineering

Dean Drive

Aerospace Engineering

Deicing Boot

Aerospace Engineering

Delta Wing

Aerospace Engineering

Drone

Aerospace Engineering

Ejection Seat

Aerospace Engineering

EmDrive

Aerospace Engineering

Fire arrow

Aerospace Engineering

Flight Data Recorder

Aerospace Engineering

Flight Recorder

Aerospace Engineering

Fly-By-Wire

Aerospace Engineering

Fuel Gauge

Aerospace Engineering

Glass Cockpit

Aerospace Engineering

Glider

Aerospace Engineering

Ground Proximity Warning System

Aerospace Engineering

Hang Glider

Aerospace Engineering

Head-Up Display

Aerospace Engineering

Helicopter

Aerospace Engineering

Hot Air Balloon

Aerospace Engineering

Inertial Navigation System

Aerospace Engineering

Instrument Landing System

Aerospace Engineering

Jetpack

Aerospace Engineering

Kite

Aerospace Engineering

Landing Gear

Aerospace Engineering

Launch Escape System

Aerospace Engineering

Leading-Edge Slat

Aerospace Engineering

Mozhaysky's airplane

Aerospace Engineering

Multiple rocket launcher

Aerospace Engineering

Multistage Rocket

Aerospace Engineering

Ornithopter

Aerospace Engineering

Parachute

Aerospace Engineering

Pulsejet

Aerospace Engineering

Radial Engine

Aerospace Engineering

Radio Altimeter

Aerospace Engineering

Ramjet

Aerospace Engineering

Reactionless Drive

Aerospace Engineering

Rocket Engine

Aerospace Engineering

Scramjet

Aerospace Engineering

Solid Rocket Booster

Aerospace Engineering

Space Suit

Aerospace Engineering

Speed Brake

Aerospace Engineering

Spoiler (Aeronautics)

Aerospace Engineering

The Airplane

Aerospace Engineering

The Jet Engine

Aerospace Engineering

Thrust Reverser

Aerospace Engineering

Thrust Vectoring

Aerospace Engineering

Traffic Collision Avoidance System

Aerospace Engineering

Turbofan

Aerospace Engineering

Turbojet

Aerospace Engineering

Turboprop

Aerospace Engineering

Turboshaft

Aerospace Engineering

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

Aerospace Engineering

Variable Pitch Propeller

Aerospace Engineering

Variable-Sweep Wing

Aerospace Engineering

Vortex Generator

Aerospace Engineering

Wind Tunnel

Aerospace Engineering

Winglet

Aerospace Engineering
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Engineering
WikipediaIntroduction, traditional disciplines
Quote, Introduction, traditional disciplines
The traditional disciplines of engineering are civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical.
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2. Wikipedia: Aerospace engineering
WikipediaHistory, 1958 first definition
Quote, History, 1958 first definition
The first definition of aerospace engineering appeared in February 1958, considering the Earth's atmosphere and outer space as a single realm.
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