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No, because titanium is relatively rare. If anything, they're being used for aircraft next to aluminum (aluminium).

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Titanium is as strong as steel and a lot lighter, but it's too expensive to use in large quantities. It is used in aircraft where strength and lightness is needed and the cost is not an issue.

Titanium is also used medically to help repair broken bones and also in tooth implants, because inside the body it is completely inert, it does not react with anything or go rusty.

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It is not. Titanium is expensive and hard to shape. You can get the same lethal effects from weapons made of more common metals, like iron.

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