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Military Airborne Electronic Warfare (EW) Market in 14 Key Countries

Upgrades and Evolving Technologies Focus on Integrated EW Architecture and Remotely Piloted Aircraft

17-Dec-2015  /  Research Code: MB96-01-00-00-00  /  SKU: AE00158-GL-MR_00158  /  
Region: Global

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This study covers 14 key countries that are looking to invest in airborne Electronic Warfare (EW) capabilities due to rising threat perceptions. Revenue is forecasted for some countries with established or published EW programs while qualitative assessment has been done for others. Key platform procurement and upgrade programs are covered, focusing on the impact on EW opportunities available to suppliers. A major trend covered is the rising aerial threats and growing demand for enhanced control over the electromagnetic spectrum that is driving the upgrade efforts of existing EW capabilities.

Table of Contents

Executive SummaryKey FindingsRecent Technological DevelopmentsRPA Focus—Receiver On a Chip for EW ApplicationsEnhanced Link-16 Communications—Geolocation of JammersEnhancing ‘Stealthiness’—Evaluating and Optimizing Airborne Radar PropertiesThe United StatesAssumptionsKey FindingsProgram-wise Airborne Electronic Warfare Revenue Revenue DiscussionSegment-wise Spending Across Key ContractsTrends and TakeawaysKey Airborne Electronic Warfare ContractsKey Airborne Electronic Warfare Contracts (continued)Key Airborne Electronic Warfare Contracts (continued)Key Airborne Electronic Warfare Contracts (continued)Key Airborne Electronic Warfare Contracts (continued)Key Airborne Electronic Warfare Contracts (continued)AustraliaAssumptionsKey FindingsProgram-wise AEW Spending Segment-wise AEW Spending Revenue DiscussionKey Aircraft Procurement and Upgrade ProgramsTrends and TakeawaysIndonesiaAssumptionsKey FindingsProgram-wise AEW Spending Segment-wise AEW Spending Revenue DiscussionKey Aircraft Procurement and Upgrade ProgramsDiscussion of Key ProgramsDiscussion of Key Programs (continued)Discussion of Key Programs (continued)Discussion of Key Programs (continued)Trends and TakeawaysIsraelKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysPolandKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysSaudi ArabiaKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysThe United KingdomKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysTurkeyKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysBrazilKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysGermanyKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysNorwayKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysSwedenKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysDenmarkKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysFinlandKey FindingsTrends and TakeawaysLegal DisclaimerAppendixAbbreviations UsedThe Frost & Sullivan StoryThe Frost & Sullivan StoryValue PropositionGlobal PerspectiveIndustry Convergence360º Research PerspectiveImplementation ExcellenceOur Blue Ocean Strategy




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