Ellen Mondro discusses how additive manufacturing is transforming aviation, and that "the sky is the limit" for the potential benefits to the industry.
3D printing company Morf3D headquarters El Segundo, California. Farnborough showcases innovation in flight. As one of the first industries to adopt additive manufacturing (AM), the aviation industry leads the way in demonstrating the benefits of AM. From Boeing’s first FAA-approved 3D printed structural titanium part on its new 787 Dreamliner to…
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