Aircraft Frame

Aircraft frames are structural components that form the skeleton or framework of an aircraft. They provide support and strength to the overall structure of the aircraft. These frames are typically made of lightweight yet strong materials such as aluminum or composite materials.

In the supply class Airframe Structural Components, aircraft frames refer to the specific components that make up the framework of an aircraft. This includes fuselage frames, wing ribs, bulkheads, and other structural elements that are responsible for maintaining the shape and integrity of the aircraft.

These components are crucial for distributing the loads and stresses experienced during flight, ensuring the aircraft's structural integrity and safety. They are designed to withstand various forces, including aerodynamic forces, vibrations, and impacts.

In the supply group Aerospace Craft And Structural Components, aircraft frames are categorized as part of the broader group of components that are used in the construction and maintenance of aerospace craft. This group includes various structural components, systems, and equipment necessary for the operation and performance of aircraft.

Overall, aircraft frames play a vital role in the construction and operation of aircraft, providing the necessary strength and support for safe and efficient flight.