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Airbus to Install First 3D-Printed Components into Aircraft Cabins

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Airbus' new spacer panels will be 15% lighter than normal and manufactured using 3D printing.
Airbus' new spacer panels will be 15% lighter than normal and manufactured using 3D printing. Continue reading to find out more about 3D printed components in Airbus.
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