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2025 Vision for the Aerospace Industry
2025 Vision for the Aerospace Industry
Record Deliveries and New Aircraft in a Diverse Market
RELEASE DATE
09-Apr-2015
09-Apr-2015
REGION
Global
Global
Research Code: NF17-01-00-00-00
SKU: AE00161-GL-MO_00161
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AE00161-GL-MO_00161
Description
The recent reductions in oil price appear to be long-term trends, which will reduce the drive for flight efficiency. However, fuel cost is still the single most significant operating cost for airlines and will effect all modernization decisions. Despite an improving economic environment, the heady days of the mid-2000s for business aircraft will not return. Defense budgets globally are under pressure, and the military aircraft market reflects that pressure. Market entry barriers will remain high due to the costs involved, but the market for small satellite launches will be the most competitive. There are purchases by countries all over the world but the market in 2025 will be dominated by new sensor packages, not new platforms.
Table of Contents
Top Trends for 2025
Top Trends for 2025 (continued)
Top Predictions for 2025
Market Sales—2014 and 2025
Key Conclusions
Research Scope
Market Segmentation
Key Questions This Study Will Answer
Research Methodology
Impact of Top Mega Trends on the Aerospace Market
Global Aerospace Revenue by Segment and Region in 2014 and 2025—A Snapshot
Markets by Delivery Revenue in 2014 and 2025
Market Share Winners of 2014
Global Aerospace Revenue in 2013 and 2014—A Snapshot
Key 2025 Aerospace Industry Trends
Trend 1—Engine Efficiency Improvements
Trend 1—Engine Efficiency Improvements (continued)
Trend 1—Engine Efficiency Improvements (continued)
Trend 2—Manufacturing Changes
Trend 2—Manufacturing Changes (continued)
Trend 2—Manufacturing Changes (continued)
Trend 3—Alternative Fuels
Trend 3—Alternative Fuels (continued)
Trend 3—Alternative Fuels (continued)
Trend 4—Commercial Space Launch
Trend 4—Commercial Space Launch (continued)
Trend 5—Connectivity Changes
Trend 5—Connectivity Changes (continued)
Trend 5—Connectivity Changes (continued)
Trend 6—Air Traffic Management Changes
Trend 6—Air Traffic Management Changes (continued)
Trend 7—Electrification of Aircraft Systems
Trend 7—Electrification of Aircraft Systems (continued)
Trend 8—Reduced Military Program Starts
Trend 8—Reduced Military Program Starts (continued)
Trend 8—Reduced Military Program Starts (continued)
Key Regional Market—Global
New Product/Service Launches 2014
Upcoming New Product/Service Launches
Air Transport Market Deliveries—2014 and 2025
Air Transport Market Outlook 2015–2025
Business Aircraft Market Deliveries—2014 and 2025
Business Aircraft Market Outlook 2015–2025
Military Aircraft Market Deliveries—2014 and 2025
Military Aircraft Market Outlook 2015–2025
Space Launch Systems and Satellites Market Deliveries—2014 and 2025
Space Launch Market Outlook 2015–2025
Key Regional Market—North America
Key Regional Market—Europe
Key Regional Market—APAC
Key Regional Market—ROW
Key Technology Trends 2014 and 2025
Upcoming New Technology by 2025
Upcoming New Technology by 2025 (continued)
Upcoming New Technology by 2025 (continued)
Upcoming New Technology by 2025 (continued)
Key Conclusions
Legal Disclaimer
Additional Sources of Information on Aerospace
Market Engineering Methodology
Related Research
Popular Topics
The recent reductions in oil price appear to be long-term trends, which will reduce the drive for flight efficiency. However, fuel cost is still the single most significant operating cost for airlines and will effect all modernization decisions. Despite an improving economic environment, the heady days of the mid-2000s for business aircraft will not return. Defense budgets globally are under pressure, and the military aircraft market reflects that pressure. Market entry barriers will remain high due to the costs involved, but the market for small satellite launches will be the most competitive. There are purchases by countries all over the world but the market in 2025 will be dominated by new sensor packages, not new platforms.
| No Index | No |
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| Podcast | No |
| Author | Wayne Plucker |
| Industries | Aerospace, Defence and Security |
| WIP Number | NF17-01-00-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |