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The commercial aerospace industry, common to its rich technology history, will be the leading edge in emerging technologies that will continue to shift its trajectory. This study is a deep dive into how the Fourth Industrial Revolution is shaping Aerospace 4.0 and transforming aerospace systems and the aftermarket landscape over the next decade. ...

11 Nov 2020  |  Global  |  Frost Radar

Frost Radar™: Global Airline IT Market, 2020

A Benchmarking System to Spark Companies to Action–Innovation That Fuels New Deal Flow and Growth Pipelines

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The airline information technology (IT) market is a highly fragmented one with numerous start-ups and conglomerates offering various airline IT solutions across geographies. The leading companies in this market have distinguished their products and services from the rest of the market by maintaining a long-term focus in their R&D investment strateg...

Traditional jet fuel comes from processing fossil fuels. As a result, its use in the aviation industry significantly increases carbon emissions, which are responsible for global warming and climate change. This study analyzes hydrogen use as aviation fuel. Along with sustainable fuels, industry stakeholders are looking at technologies such as direc...

Commercial aviation contributes about 3% of all CO2 emissions globally. With the number of passengers constantly increasing and the number of aircraft forecasted to almost double by 2050, this percentage is expected to rise significantly. Industry stakeholders are working to reduce emissions by moving to alternative energy sources and using sustain...

Novel technologies are improving aircraft hangars, and particularly the activities that take place within these hangars (final assembly or heavy maintenance and modification work). Industry 4.0 trends have positively changed the way aircraft are built or maintained in hangars, leading to the emergence of smart hangars. This research discusses tr...

15 Sep 2022  |  Global  |  Market Research

Competitive Intensity of High speed Rail and Its Effect on Regional Airlines

Strategic Partnerships and Intermodal Connectivity to Propel Growth

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High-speed trains travel at a minimum speed of 250 kmph or 155 mph. This report explores the current status of high-speed rail and how it is affecting airlines in different markets. Airlines that once saw low-cost carriers as their only threat are now encountering more competition from high-speed rail operators, especially as some develop lower...

The global commercial avionics market is focusing on the improvement of flight operations, which will boost the safety and the efficiency offered by airlines. This Frost & Sullivan study analyzes the global market and provides a 10-year forecast from 2020 to 2030. The total market was worth $34.90 billion in 2020 and, considering the impact of the ...

Over the past decade, the aerospace industry has witnessed the growing application of additive manufacturing technology. Major applications include developing parts for the aircraft interior and engine. The technology replaces parts made using the traditional manufacturing process, offering aerospace companies increased supply chain flexibility and...

The aviation satcom market is poised for improved flight operations and connectivity that will improve passenger experience, enhance safety, and increase the efficiency of flight operations of airlines. This study covers the global aviation sitcom market and provides a 10-year forecast from 2020 to 2030. The total aviation satcom market was worth $...