FMLs combine thin layers of metal sheets alternating with layers of FRPs in an adhesive bond. Depending on their field of use, they can be adjusted to the application-specific requirements. In aerospace applications, for example, they provide increased resistance to impact damage, corrosion, and metal fatigue compared to commonly used aluminum [1]. The configurations and manufacturing techniques for FML components as well as the other materials used within the frame of this work will be introduced in the following sections.