Global Aircraft Markets, 2019-2020 & Forecast to 2030 - Emergence of eVTOLs is Already Disrupting the Industry

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DUBLIN, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Geopolitical Chaos Disrupts the Global Aircraft Market, 2019-2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The global aircraft market saw a year of turmoil in 2019 as the Boeing 737 MAX saga disrupted production from the commercial aircraft perspective. 2020 has dwarfed the woes of the previous year as the COVID-19 pandemic has thrashed through every facet of the sector, showing mercy to few. Most evaluations see the industry as a whole recovering in the years to come.

How long will it take and which segments will recover faster?

This study dives into both production and fleet forecasts for all aircraft around the globe. The aim is to provide an inclusive document that encompasses all aircraft being produced and used for civil and military operations, fixed-wing and rotor propelled aircraft; piloted and unmanned aircraft; pleasure and mission flew, as well as commercially and privately owned aircraft.

The geopolitical chaos that followed the COVID-19 pandemic has become a major disruptive factor in the aircraft market. This new scenario has deepened the various challenges the industry was already facing and forced companies to redesign their business strategies for recovery and growth. An economic loss to customers, including airlines, lessors, as well as corporate aircraft clients, translates into cancellations of orders. Several of the OEMs and their suppliers will need to overcome new economic difficulties. Restructuring and job cuts will impact productivity or even the continuity of several projects and programs.

The first effects of the new reality were major cutbacks in commercial aviation and a drop in demand from travelers, in the face of a health situation still full of uncertainty. Faced with this situation, airlines around the world are reconfiguring the composition of their fleets to accommodate the current scenario by initiating or accelerating the withdrawal of less-efficient and aging aircraft. The trickledown to OEMs and the supply chain is inevitable.

New technologies offer an opportunity for recovery and growth. Several competitors and suppliers are working on developments that will enable them to reduce fuel use and harness electrical power in the aircraft, making intensive use of advanced materials and learning from successful experiences in areas such as mobility and space travel.

General aviation aircraft is a broad market, and there will be a demand for training and sports aircraft. It is evident that UASs have begun to replace traditional aircraft for agricultural and industrial operations and are expected to take over surveillance, and search and rescue operations shortly (to the detriment of the helicopter sector as well).

The emergence of eVTOLs is already disrupting the industry; therefore, several companies in the sector, especially helicopter manufacturers, have assigned resources for the development of this type of aircraft and to not eventually lose market share.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary, Global Aircraft Market, Forecast to 2030

Overview
Trends

2. Strategic Imperatives

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative
The Impact of the Top Three Strategic Imperatives on the Aircraft Industry

3. Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine

Growth Opportunity Analysis, Global Aircraft Market, Forecast to 2030
Scope of Analysis, Global Aircraft Market
Market Segmentation, Global Aircraft Market
Key Competitors, Global Aircraft Market
Key Growth Metrics for the Global Aircraft Market
Growth Drivers for the Global Aircraft Market
Growth Restraints for the Global Aircraft Market
Forecast Assumptions, Global Aircraft Market
COVID-19 Impact on World GDP Growth
COVID-19 Impact on Key Regions
Revenue and Unit Delivery Forecast, Global Aircraft Market
Revenue Forecast by Segment, Global Aircraft Market
Revenue and Unit Delivery Forecast Analysis, Global Aircraft Market
Operating Fleet Forecast by Segment, Global Aircraft Market
Operating Fleet Forecast by Segment, Global Aircraft Market (Detailed)
Fleet Forecast Analysis, Global Aircraft Market
Competitive Environment, Global Aircraft Market

4. Growth Opportunity Analysis, Commercial Aircraft Market

Key Growth Metrics - Commercial Aircraft Market
Unit Delivery and Revenue Forecast, Commercial Aircraft
Operating Fleet Forecast by Type, Commercial Aircraft
Unit Delivery by Manufacturer, Commercial Aircraft
Forecast Analysis, Commercial Aircraft Market

5. Growth Opportunity Analysis, Corporate Aircraft Market

Key Growth Metrics - Corporate Aircraft Market
Unit Delivery by Aircraft Type and Revenue Forecast, Corporate Aircraft
Operating Fleet Forecast by Type, Corporate Aircraft
Unit Delivery by Manufacturer, Corporate Aircraft
Forecast Analysis, Corporate Aircraft

6. Growth Opportunity Analysis, General Aviation Aircraft Market

Key Growth Metrics - General Aviation Aircraft Market
Unit Delivery by Aircraft Type and Revenue Forecast, General Aviation Aircraft
Operating Fleet Forecast by Type, General Aviation Aircraft
Unit Delivery by Manufacturer, General Aviation Aircraft Market
Forecast Analysis, General Aviation Aircraft Market

7. Growth Opportunity Analysis, Helicopters Market

Key Growth Metrics - Helicopters Market
Unit Delivery by Helicopter Type and Revenue Forecast, Helicopters Market
Operating Fleet Forecast, Helicopters Market
Unit Delivery by Manufacturer, Helicopters Market
Forecast Analysis, Helicopters Market

8. Adjacent Markets, Global Aircraft Market

Adjacent Markets - Unmanned Aerial Systems
Adjacent Markets - Defense Aircraft

9. Growth Opportunity Universe, Global Aircraft Market

Growth Opportunity 1 - Digitalization and Outcome-based Solutions for Efficiency, 2020
Growth Opportunity 2 - Research, Development, and Innovative Technologies for Future Growth, 2020

10. Conclusion

11. Appendix

Companies Mentioned

Boeing

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