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US Navair tests 3D printed, safety-critical parts on MV-22B Osprey aircraft

2016-08-01 01:00:00| Naval Technology

The US Naval Air Systems Command (Navair) has conducted a successful demonstration of a flight critical aircraft component, which was built using additive manufacturing (AM) techniques.

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