> The only way they could make a plane with carbon fiber wings, fuselage, and empennage, was to replace most metallic elements with titanium. That's not reall

> The only way they could make a plane with carbon fiber wings, fuselage, and empennage, was to replace most metallic elements with titanium. That's not really true: galvanic corrosion can be stopped if you simply anodize the aluminum parts. There is no titanium required to do this. This is a common practice when working with carbon fiber.