What does AF stand for?

Aft Fuselage

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

Other Resources:

<< Previous	Abbreviation Database Surfer		Next >>
Adjust Fire Admiral of the Fleet Aeon Flux (TV show) Affiliate Affix Afghan Film Afghani (currency of Afghanistan) Afghanistan Africa (regional designation of the Peace Corps) African Affairs (US State Department)		After Ford (Brave New World) After Forever (band) After Funimation (Dragon Ball) After Future (Dragonball gaming) Agnostic Front (punk/hardcore band) Agreed Framework (between United States and Democratic People's Republic of Korea) Agromart Foundation (Sri Lanka) Ahrens Fox (Fire Truck manufacturer) Air Filter Air Force

Samples in periodicals archive:

Boeing chose Charleston because the company s South Carolina operation already performs fabrication, assembly and systems installation for the 787 aft fuselage sections.

United States: Boeing passes on San Antonio for expanded Dreamliner ...

As per the draft proposal, the aft fuselage, tail assemblies and starboard wing will be manufactured in India.

IAF tests its new fighter

787 production in North Charleston Aft fuselage manufacturing: Vought Aircraft Industries owns this plant, which builds the two rear fuselage sections of the 787.

Second 787 line in South Carolina? Boeing reportedly in talks to buy ...

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] MYSTERY SHIP ANSWER Take one Curtiss SC-2 Navy scout plane, insert a Westinghouse jet engine in the aft fuselage.

Mystery ship

The FMS machines, drills, and inspects molded panels for the aft fuselage and empennage of three variants of the F-35 Lightning II.

More machines to cut composites

Initial manufacture is of the first titanium and aluminium frames of the aft fuselage which, with the empennage for each variant, are being designed, engineered and built by BAE Systems.

Three bolts of lightning

The right-and left-hand vertical tails were joined to the BAE Systems-produced aft fuselage at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company in Fort Worth, TX.

Next-generation warbird gets its extremely high-tech tails

Northrop already employs 1,400 workers who build the F/A-18's center and aft fuselages.

Expected gains from jet orders tempered by cuts. (Up Front)