➀ The Multi Functional Fuselage Demonstrator (MFFD) developed under the European Clean Sky 2-/Clean Aviation program was awarded the 2025 JEC Composites Innovation Award in the category 'Aerospace – Parts' for its contribution to high-rate production and sustainable flying.➁ The MFFD demonstrated the potential of thermoplastic construction for aircraft fuselages, achieving a 10% weight reduction and 10% cost savings in production.➂ The project involved the automation of assembly and welding processes for structural and system components, leading to precise and efficient manufacturing methods.
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