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The US Department of Defense (DoD) has been transitioning from acquiring new UAS to upgrading current platforms, sensors payloads, and overall capabilities. This market insight focuses on the technologies involved in this transition as well as how prospective requirements and enabling innovations will shape future UAS payloads and the demand for th...

14 Jul 2015  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Airport Passenger Screening Market

An Evolving Market Prepares to Take a Leap Forward into the Future

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The events of 9-11 forever changed how the world views airport security and today serves as the rationale for higher security at airports all over the world. Better technologies and more stringent traveler guidelines were developed because passenger screening serves as a last line of defense. Demand for speedier, more-efficient screening has result...

In this customer research service, Frost & Sullivan measures consumer airline usage in order to define segments and profiles of air traveler types. The aim is to understand user knowledge of frequent flyer programs as well as satisfaction rates with current airline programs. The research also explores airport accessibility and the main methods of t...

This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the global commercial unmanned aerial systems market for the oil and gas industry, highlighting the main market drivers, restraints, trends, challenges, and growth opportunities. In 2022, the commercial UAS market for the oil and gas industry generated $186.2 million in revenue. The most relevant applications of...

The research provides a competitive analysis of industry strategies and growth potential for ten major airport suppliers. The research also identifies key industry trends and lists the major competitors that provide solutions for various airport segments. The increase in demand for air travel, coupled with the necessity for airports to optimize op...

The global commercial aerospace market saw a year of growth in 2018 as the supply chain was pushed to the limits. 2019 is not going to offer any relief for the supply chain as OEMs scramble to capitalize on the strong demand, especially in the APAC region where the market for commercial aircraft is witnessing exploding growth. One OEM is expected t...