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15 Dec 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Commercial Aviation First-class Seating Growth Opportunities

Consistent Demand from Economic Powerhouses and Leisure Travelers and Strong Marketing Benefits will Drive Growth

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First-class seating is usually feasible on widebody aircraft. The prolonged grounding of this aircraft type by airlines around the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic hindered the growth of this cabin class. Preference for new narrowbody aircraft also increased among airlines. The general trend before the pandemic was already skewed toward the repla...

This study provides an overview of the smart seat industry, focusing on emerging thermal and sensing technologies. It analyzes how connectivity, automation, shared, and electric (CASE) features will shape the development of vehicle seats. The study has a global scope, with key regions, specifically the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, China, ...

The automotive industry is experiencing a significant transformation, transitioning from conventional to software-defined vehicles. As vehicles develop into intelligent, connected platforms driven by electrification, autonomous driving technologies, and digital services, traditional original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are confronted with increa...

Automotive seating is a mature market. Original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) need to design all passenger cars with seating systems, ensuring that the automotive seating market has never-diminishing demand. The seating market in Japan has traditionally been a complex network of OEM-supplier-Tier II relations owing to the traditional “keiretsu” sy...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis outlines the strategic imperatives, growth drivers, and constraints influencing the rear-seat entertainment (RSE) ecosystem. Principal drivers include increasing consumer demand for premium in-cabin experiences, advancements in display technologies, and the expansion of 5G-enabled content ecosystems. Key restraints in...

Like most industries in 2024, technological advances, shifting consumer preferences, and regulatory changes are transforming the global automotive industry. Frost & Sullivan’s analysis shows that Chinese Tier 1 suppliers have emerged as pivotal players in this dynamic environment, leveraging their technological capabilities and innovative prowess t...

26 Sep 2023  |  North America  |  Market Research

North American and European OEM and Tier Supplier Exterior Lighting Strategies

Premium OEMs Prefer a Unique Brand Identity and Offer Adaptive Lighting, Mass-market OEMs Prioritize Cost-Effective Advanced Features, and Suppliers Forge Tech Partnerships

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This Frost & Sullivan research service provides a thorough look into the strategies embraced by OEMs and suppliers in the European and North American automotive exterior lighting sector. It encompasses an in-depth exploration of diverse technologies, prevailing market trends, noteworthy mergers and acquisitions, and safety considerations. Over time...

The premium economy seating class was introduced in the 1990s. Essential components are extra seat width, generous recline, and upgraded soft product offerings. Since the gulf between economy and business class prices and services is quite large, the premium economy class is seen as a more affordable solution with sufficient perks. During the p...

The economy-class seating segment was the most affected during the recent pandemic. Till July 2021, passengers were reluctant to fly due to economy-class seats offering the least privacy between co-passengers. However, these cabins are the cheapest on commercial flights; effective vaccination results helped raise the demand for air travel, and reve...