The aerospace and aviation industries once used asbestos because it was lightweight, heat-resistant, and useful for insulation in aircraft, rockets, and spacecraft. This video explains how asbestos appeared in aviation materials, thermal insulation, wiring, aircraft components, and aerospace manufacturing environments. Justinian Lane discusses how workers in airplane factories and aerospace facilities may have been exposed to asbestos fibers while building or working around these materials.
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