Final Assembly Line

Final Assembly Line (FAL) is the stage in aircraft manufacturing where all the major components of an aircraft are put together to form a complete aircraft. This includes the installation of engines, landing gear, avionics, and other systems. The FAL is the last stage of the production process before the aircraft is ready for delivery to the customer. The FAL is a complex process that requires coordination between different teams and suppliers to ensure that the aircraft is built to the customer's specifications and meets all regulatory requirements.

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