Why is Aluminium used to make aeroplanes?

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Aluminium is light, strong and ductile.
It is resistant to water and corrosion.
It forms an alloy with Copper, Magnesium and Manganese and is used for making air crafts.
Hence, Aluminium is used to make aeroplanes.

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