Flugstrukturen
Flugstrukturen refers to the physical framework and internal components that form an aircraft's body, wings, and tail. These structures are designed to withstand the immense forces encountered during flight, including lift, drag, thrust, and weight. The primary goal of flight structures is to provide strength and rigidity while remaining as lightweight as possible to maximize fuel efficiency and payload capacity.
Modern aircraft structures are typically constructed from advanced materials such as aluminum alloys, titanium, and composite
Key components of flight structures include the fuselage, which houses the crew, passengers, and cargo; the