The use of advanced composite materials is increasingly established in the aerospace industry due to their high strength-to-weight ratio, high specific stiffness, and excellent resistance to fatigue and corrosion. These materials allow for the design of lighter and more efficient structures, optimizing operational performance and significantly reducing fuel consumption and emissions.

Currently, composite materials are extensively used in civil and military aviation aircraft, helicopters, drones, rockets, jets, gliders, airships, and light aviation platforms, as well as in unmanned systems, where mass reduction and structural efficiency are critical design factors. Their adoption continues to grow as a key element for innovation and competitiveness in the aerospace sector.