Inner Wing Section

Inner wing sections are structural components of an aircraft's wing that are located towards the center or inner portion of the wing. They are responsible for providing structural support and strength to the wing, as well as housing various systems and components.

Inner wing sections are typically made of lightweight yet strong materials such as aluminum or composite materials. They are designed to withstand the aerodynamic forces and loads experienced during flight, as well as provide attachment points for other wing components such as flaps, ailerons, and landing gear.

These components are classified under the supply class "Airframe Structural Components" within the supply group "Aerospace Craft And Structural Components." This classification is used to categorize and manage the procurement, maintenance, and replacement of various structural components used in aerospace craft, including inner wing sections.