The airlines are big printing business
There are design companies these days that specialize in 3D printing.
For people who have flown often, or you know, even once or twice, the first thing you see is the design of the individual airport terminal in the airport. From the terminal to the boarding tunnel, to the inside of the jetliner, you’d better believe the airline’s logo is clearly imprinted on everything. Even the blankets you can regularly request while I was in your flight, have the airline’s logo imprinted in the corner of the fleece. Most airlines have uncommon colors or color combinations to make them distinct from the rest of the airlines: It may be the way the colors are combined to make special designs or just the name. The way the cottage is designed as well as even the nasty seat material itself, is all a section of that airline so they can maintain their sense of individuality. I often wondered how the airlines did this, as well as found out that some of it has to do with print set-up at the factory. There are design companies these days that specialize in 3D printing. 3D printing is mostly for the configuration of the airplane cottage, as well as the backs of the seats. There are printers made just to carefully imprint the designs as well as logo for the uncommon airlines. These printing machines easily can range from 42 inch width up to as much as 73 inch width of printing space, I heard! The next time you go into an airport, look at the uncommon materials used in their specialized design. Know that someone is operating an industrial printing component that is carefully designing every piece of carpeting as well as cloth that goes into it.