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THE British aircraft industry will only survive if it is competitive in the world's markets. This applies in both the civil and military fields. Since the main function of an aeroplane is to provide the most economic means of transportation — or weapons system — any symposium on any manufacturing technique must regard the value of engineering aspect as paramount. Thus, R. & D. into welding is not just a pleasant academic exercise and it must be justified by its ability to provide more economic aircraft.

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