ABT-01 · Flight Crew
Meet Sienna Lee
Aerodrome is built by Sienna Lee, a high school student at Chungshim International Academy who has been deeply in love with flight since she was little. This site is her answer to a simple question: what would aerospace education look like if it were built for everyone?
Section A · The Story
From looking up to building this
Some people fall into aerospace late. Sienna never had the chance: the fascination was there from the beginning, in airshows, documentaries, and the impossible fact that a few hundred tons of aluminum can cruise eleven kilometers above the ground.
As a student at Chungshim International Academy, she watched classmates bounce off the field, not because they lacked curiosity, but because the resources were scattered, dry, or assumed knowledge nobody had given them. The best explanations lived in a hundred different places, and none of them could answer a follow-up question.
AI changes that. A tutor that never tires of questions, paired with simulations you can actually fly, means a comprehensive aerospace education no longer depends on where you live or who you know. That is the bet Aerodrome makes.
The early years
A kid looking up every time something flew overhead, asking how metal stays in the sky. The question never really went away.
Chungshim International Academy
Now a high school student, Sienna turned that lifelong fascination into study: physics, aerodynamics, and the history of the machines she grew up sketching.
Aerodrome
The project you are looking at. An experiment in what aerospace education can be when AI, simulation, and genuine love for the field are built into every page.
Section B · The Mission
What Aerodrome is trying to prove
AI as a co-pilot for learning
Every page of Aerodrome pairs interactive physics with an AI tutor that can explain, re-explain, and go deeper on demand. Nobody should get stuck on a concept because the textbook only explains it one way.
A comprehensive education
From the four forces of flight to orbital mechanics, radar cross sections, and cockpit instruments: the goal is one place where curiosity about aerospace can grow into real understanding.
Open to everyone, especially women
Aerospace is one of the most amazing technologies in the world, and it belongs to everyone. Aerodrome is built to lower the barrier for the people the field has historically overlooked, and to show girls that this seat is theirs too.
Transmission · To the Next Generation
The sky was never the limit. It was the invitation.
If you have ever watched a contrail and wanted to know everything about it, this site is for you. Start anywhere. Ask the tutor anything.