How are Wings Attached to The Fuselage?
Three systems are used to determine how wings are attached to the aircraft fuselage depending on the strength of a wing’s internal structure. The strongest wing structure is the full cantilever which is attached directly to the fuselage and does not have any type of external, stress-bearing structures. The semicantilever usually has one, or perhaps two, supporting wires or struts attached to each wing and the fuselage. The extremely braced wing is typical of the biplane (two wings placed one above the other) with its struts and flying and landing wires.
