Fuselage

The fuselage is the main body of an aircraft, providing space for passengers, crew, and cargo. It connects all the other parts of the plane, such as wings and tail, and is designed to be strong yet streamlined for efficient flight. The fuselage houses important systems like navigation, communication, and safety equipment. Its shape helps reduce air resistance, making the plane more aerodynamic. Essentially, it’s the central structure that holds everything together and ensures the aircraft functions safely and comfortably during flight.