Agreed. Simply having the order placed would indicate that Boeing have recognise AML as an accredited supplier. Companies like Boeing rarely purchase parts from random supplier and let alone an exotic material component.
Connecting the dots with the recent collaboration with Flinders for new materials, i reckon there's more than meets the eye....
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