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This short feature highlights much of what was showcased at the Starrag Group’s Aerospace Technology Days in Switzerland. Join Paul as he explores the cutting-edge solutions, equipment, and innovative ideas presented at this year’s event. There’s plenty more in-depth coverage coming to our channel, but for now, this glimpse should whet your appetite.
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