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The fuselage is the main portion of an aircraft that houses internal areas and systems, dually serving as the attachment point for assemblies like the wings, tail, and landing gear. Beyond these structural roles, a fuselage must be able to simultaneously withstand differences in internal cabin pressure and external forces, minimize drag to support fuel efficiency, and protect occupants in the event of turbulence or sudden incidents. To meet these compounded requirements, fuselage manufacturing demands carefully engineered features, advanced materials, and strict regulatory standards, all of which will be explored in this blog.