Discussion
Riveted joints remain common in metal airframes because they
Answer: C
A rivet line can be examined, individual fasteners replaced and its fatigue behaviour predicted from a large body of data. Bonded joints can be lighter and avoid the holes, but they are harder to inspect and to repair, which is why fasteners persist even alongside adhesives.
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