27th October 2022
The pandemic has changed the economic environment and also triggered the biggest crisis in modern aviation history, based on this, the strategy formation of the aerospace industry was halted, and the aerostructure market was also affected fundamentally, the companies were then all set to adapt to a completed changed market situation. Delvens says that it will take at least until 2025 for the manufacturers to return to the pre-pandemic volumes, various companies were severely affected by the decline.
The company took measurable actions in the aerostructure business to adapt to the fundamentally changed situation in the longer term. It has been analyzed that after many years of growth in the aviation industry, 2020 marked a turning point for the companies, and demand for new aircraft plunged massively in all areas of aviation within a very short period. For instance, RUAG aerostructure’s deliveries of the A320 family from the Airbus fell by more than 30%, furthermore, Engine manufacturer GE Aviation did not take any transmission housing from RUAG aerostructure between May and July.
The companies are not expecting to recover the market quickly at least not before 2025. In the first quarters of 2021, the companies started marking new strategies to overcome the current situation and challenges for future growth.
As per Delvens analysts, the market for aerostructure is estimated to be USD 46.2 Billion in 2021 and will reach USD 68.9 Billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 8.7% during the forecast period 2022-2028.
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Post-Pandemic North America region is delivering a boosted market recovery and is expected to dominate the market for aerostructure during the forecast period owing to the rising demand for new aircraft, for instance, United Airlines ordered 200 new 737 MAX aircraft positioning its fleet for growth as the demand for air travel is expected to rise. The acceleration in the growth of the North American aviation sector will close the gap to reach pre-pandemic commercial aerospace revenues. Also, during this situation, North America overtook China with more than 30% share of world domestic passengers in 2021
The market is driven by global aircraft production – Flight volume – increased demand for passenger and cargo air traffic are the main drivers for increased flight volume, for instance;
Methodology
To evaluate the market from all angles, we conducted interviews with experts across the globe covering Aerospace & Defense regions
Interviewee specifications
Interviewees considered for data extraction and validation comprised a balanced mix of aerostructure OEMs, suppliers, and other KOLs
More than 100 interviews were conducted covering countries in North America, Europe, and Asia
Also gathered, data and reports available in the public domain such as industry, associations, and institutions
During the survey, we asked below strategic questions from the interviewee to derive views on the market structure, development, and competitive landscape, also, mapping the technological challenges and the identification of improvement and growth in the entire aerostructure industry.