The elevated growth in the new airplane production
across the world is creating lucrative opportunities for the growth of the aircraft
seating, seat cover, amenities and auxiliaries market size. The rising GDP, and
consequently, disposable income and standard of living, across the world, is
eventually increasing the demand for air travel, owing to its minimum traveling
time and high passenger traveling experience. The catapulting air passenger
traffic is further propelling the demand for more number of aircrafts, which
consequently is increasing the demand for their production. Now, a total of 4.3 billion passengers traveled
by airlines in 2018, compared to 4 billion in 2017. Moreover, the air passenger
number is estimated to touch 8.2 billion by 2037. Thus, in order to serve the
meteoric rise in aviation activities, the industry is compelled to procure more
number of planes and aircrafts. Furthermore, the airline industry will need more than
44,000 new commercial airplanes by 2038. Wherein, the demand for the aircraft
components such as aircraft seating including jump seats and aisle seats, seat
covers, auxiliary power units, and other amenities and auxiliaries that help
during brace position, is directly depended on the production of aircrafts. Thus,
the proliferating demand for new airplanes is considered to be the prime factor
providing promising prospects for the growth of the aircraft seating and seat
cover market and aircraft amenities and auxiliaries market.
The Aircraft Seating, Seat Cover, Amenities and Auxiliaries Market size was valued at $7.45 billion in 2018.
Furthermore, the demand in the market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 7.85%
during the forecast period 2019-2025.
Aircraft
Seating, Seat Cover, Amenities and Auxiliaries Market Leveraging Growing Trend
of Lightweight Aircrafts—
In the aviation industry, the cost of fuel
accounts for a significant percentage of the total operating cost of the
plane. The aviation
industry’s fuel cost was valued at $180 billion in 2018, which is responsible
for 23.5% of the total operating expenses. Therefore, in order to reduce the
operational cost, the airliners are demanding for fuel-efficient aircrafts. As
the reduction in weight of aircraft considerably enhances the fuel efficiency,
the manufacturers are shifting towards the utilization of advanced lightweight
materials for the construction of components and parts such as seating, seat
covers, amenities, and auxiliaries. Moreover, fuel-efficient aircrafts
further help in the reduction of carbon footprint. For instance, KLM a Dutch-based
airlines revealed its new fuel-efficient “Flying V” aircraft which uses 20
percent less fuel compared with the contemporary airbuses. This new aircraft
design will reduce the carbon footprint in aviation and it is expected to
enter the KLM fleet until at least 2040. The increasing demand for lightweight
aircrafts is instigating the aircraft manufactures to leverage advanced
lightweight materials. Thus, the paradigm shift of manufacturers towards the
development of lightweight components is likely to provide positive alterations
to the aircraft seating market and aircraft amenities and auxiliaries market.
North
America Region Providing Lucrative Opportunities to the Aircraft Seating, Seat
Cover, Amenities and Auxiliaries Market—
On the basis of region, North America is
projected to capture the majority aircraft seating market share during the forecast
period and was responsible for 34.25% of the total revenues generated in 2018. The
dominance of this region is most attributable to the presence of major aircraft
manufacturers such as Boeing (US), Bombardier (Canada), Triumph Group, Inc.
(US), and AAR CORP. (US). The flourishing aviation industry in US is another
factor responsible for the growth of the market in this region. Air passenger traffic between the U.S. and
the rest of the world during the month of December 2018 increased 4% from
December 2017 to 19,624,052 passengers and moreover, U.S. airlines carried 47%
of total passengers traveling to or from international destinations. The Air
Traffic Organization (ATO) of Federal Aviation Administration provides service to
2.7 million airline passengers and more than 44,000 flights every day. The aforementioned
figures are the attenuated representation of the burgeoning aviation industry
in North America. Moreover, increasing adoption of various aircraft
modernization programs is anticipated in creating extra opportunities for the
players in the aircraft seating market in this region. For instance, NextGen, a
FAA-led air transport system modernization program that is aimed to plan and
implement innovative and sophisticated technologies to improve the overall capacity,
performance, and efficiency of the aircraft. These aforementioned factors have rendered
maximum aircraft seating market share to North America.
OEM
Segment Projected to Grow by Leaps and Bounds with the Highest CAGR in the Aircraft
Seating, Seat Cover, Amenities and Auxiliaries Market—
The OEM segment in the aircraft seating
and seat cover market is anticipated to propel at a highest growth rate during the
forecast period. The growth of this segment is due to the incessantly increasing
production of new aircrafts. As mentioned earlier, the aircraft manufacturers
are on a quest to develop large number new airplanes to cater the exponential
rise in air passenger traffic. For instance, Boeing, American aerospace company,
set a new record by delivering 806 new commercial aircrafts in 2018, up from
763 in 2017. The integral parts of the airplane including seating, seat covers,
amenities and auxiliaries are obviously procured to build the new airplanes. Therefore,
the key application segment is poised to propel at a CAGR of 9.14% through to
2025.
Aircraft
Seating, Seat Cover, Amenities and Auxiliaries Market Companies’ Strategies--
Major companies that are striving to capture
maximum aircraft seating market share are Safran (Zodiac Aerospace), Rockwell
Collins (B/E Aerospace), Lufthansa Technik, Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering
Company Limited (HAECO), Recaro Aircraft Seating, Stelia Aerospace, Mirus,
Geven S.p.A, Aviointeriors S.p.A, Acro Aircraft Seating, zim Flugsitz, and Expliseat.
These companies are continuously investing in research and development
activities to provide innovative and cost effective product portfolio.
Moreover, they are engaged in implementing business strategies such as mergers,
acquisitions, collaborations, and partnerships to stay ahead of their competitors
and fortify their footprint in the global market.
· In April 2018, Lufthansa Group announced its decision to incorporate Geven’s Essenza slimline economy class seats in its airlines. These seats are intended to be installed in three of its airlines: Austrian, Lufthansa and Swiss. This has enabled the company to enhance its product portfolio.
· In June 2018, RECARO Aircraft Seating agreed upon a contract with Skymark Airlines to deliver BL3530 short-haul seats. Around are 500 seats are supposed to be installed in three Boeing 737-800 aircraft each with 177. This contract is intended to leverage the beneficial factors concerning the installation of the seats. In a long term Skymark will minimalize the life cycle costs and fuel costs.
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