Today, there’s no single, centralized platform to learn about rocketry, planes, and space. Courses and resources are scattered across different websites, YouTube, Wikipedia, academic papers, and more. Making it difficult for everyone to navigate this vast knowledge.

I created AeroVia to fill this gap. Our goal is to become the place to be for anyone passionate about exploring and mastering these subjects. We aim to guide learners step-by-step through our courses, designed to make complex topics approachable.

The Journey Behind AeroVia

My inspiration for AeroVia began when I came to the Netherlands because of my studies at TU Delft. I met Johannes Moser, who was working with his friend Michael Feßl on some courses for model rockets. I joined their efforts, but our visions for building a platform diverged. I decided to start AeroVia.

I created the platform from scratch. In three months:

• I build a full learning platform to share courses, resources, and more
• I build a full behind-the-scenes platform for courses, user, and blog management
• Internal tools to streamline operations
• Assembled a team of 15 people

The Vision

AeroVia will be more than a learning platform. It will be a community and resource hub for anyone who wants to explore the frontiers of aerospace/aeronautics. We’re committed to creating a structured and engaging way to master these fascinating topics.