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Advances in technology have allowed the miniaturization of satellites to the extent that their application can be extended beyond technology demonstration missions. This has led to expansion of the small satellite market segment with a majority of satellite constellations focusing on earth observations and communication missions. Many of these cons...

The space industry is transitioning, especially with growth in the development of small satellites capabilities. New entrants are revolutionizing the space ecosystem, attracting investments from the government and private ventures. Low-cost satellites, with its proven technological and economical capabilities have attracted existing space players t...

Revenue from retail and related activities forms the majority share of non-aeronautical revenue for both airports and airlines. There are significant differences in the retail environment of airports and airlines. However, some common trends, like new technology implementation and new business models, can be seen across both segments. The COVID...

10 Aug 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

Digital Transmission Driving the Geospatial Services Market, 2020

New Product Development is Enabling the Sustainable Future of Markets Creating Multiple Growth Opportunities

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This research study includes the following: Research scope: Drone operators, Satellite operators, Downstream service providers, Earth observation, ICT service providers Geographic scope: Global The study aims to cover the global geo...

Low Earth orbit (LEO) constellations involving multiple satellites are the key source of demand for these services. Once these mega constellations reach the end of their installation phase and enter their respective expansive/replacement phases, many satellites will need to be de-orbited and/or serviced. Geosynchronous equatorial orbit (GEO) satell...

This market insight is an addition to Frost & Sullivan’s growing focus on commercial aerospace. It complements the commercial aerospace benchmark, our quarterly review, as well as the commercial aerospace outlook report, while focusing on the main OEMs, namely, Airbus and Boeing. The insight not only discusses both companies’ financial and programm...

For airport organizations, traffic growth poses both an opportunity and a challenge: it will feed more passengers and drive revenue, but it may also create overcapacity involving longer waiting time and queuing at each checkpoint, thus increasing passenger dissatisfaction and decreasing their willingness to consume during dwell time. In response, i...

01 Apr 2015  |  Global  |  Market Research

Analysis of the Global Business Aircraft Market

Waiting for Stable Economic Recovery

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The Great Recession has changed the business aircraft business model. In 2007, virtually every type of business aircraft usage was said to be growing. The scene with the big 3 auto executives admitting to Congress that they had all arrived in their company business jets to ask the American people for money helped seal the fate of the business air...

The global space industry has been expanding with the entry of new participants and non-space companies that are extending their roles to cater to both the upstream and the downstream segments. The upstream segment is expanding exponentially and is seeing successful launches by low earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellation operators as well as plan...