"Dear, you are simply a genius. I've decided it's more practical to prepare some late-night snacks for you."
Emily was more interested in another part of the content. Pointing at the back of the book, she inquired, "Flying isn't just about physics, right?"
"Of course not." Lin Yu'an flipped to the later chapters, his expression becoming serious, "Physics is just the foundation. Look here—aviation meteorology."
The pages displayed various complex weather maps, cloud classifications, and pressure symbols.
"A qualified pilot must be something of a meteorologist."
"You need to be able to read weather radar maps, understand what high-pressure ridges and low-pressure troughs mean, and know that towering cumulus clouds hide vertical currents, hail, and lightning strong enough to tear apart an aircraft."
He pointed to a screenshot of an aviation routine weather report, filled with code that looked like a secret language:
