DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Global Commercial Aircraft Turbofan Engines Market - 2018-2036 - Market Dynamics, Competitive Landscape, Strategies & Plans for Engine Manufacturers, Trends & Growth Opportunities, Market Outlook" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
Airlines profitability continues to be on the upward growth trajectory with 2018 likely to be another boom year for the airlines with the profitability projected to register double digit growth rate to reach $38.4 billion in 2018, despite the spike in crude oil prices & pressures from escalating labour costs, which overall augurs well for the engine manufacturers from the MRO revenues standpoint.
The first and probably the longest aviation super-cycle of the 21st century; driven by a multitude of favourable macroeconomic factors and spanning a 15 year period since 2003; has created a significant order backlog for the industry which is likely to provide significant propulsion to the aviation industry value chain over the next decade. The OEMs have been focused strongly on ramping up aircraft production rates to meet delivery schedules with aircraft deliveries by the industry in 2018 likely to reach a record high with production output on key aircraft programs going up translating into top line growth for the industry.
The order backlog across the OEMs is dominated by the narrow body aircraft segment in volume terms and by the wide body aircraft segment in value terms. Next generation aviation turbofan engines, featuring a high bypass ratio and extensive usage of technological innovations, from the competing engine powerhouses have just entered service or are anticipated to make their debut over near term and are likely to form a major chunk of new deliveries over medium term given the composition of order backlog across aircraft OEMs.
The technology landscape across industry is evolving radically with hybrid-electric propulsion technologies for commercial aircrafts, aimed at reducing CO2 emission levels drastically while scaling down operating costs substantially, likely to become a functional reality by the middle of next decade with an all European industry consortium being one of the largest cohorts focused on pursuing R&D on the electric propulsion technology. Additionally, resurgence of supersonic air travel, with some industry backed start-ups actively pursuing the development of prototypes targeting an EIS of early to mid-2020s; is likely to bring the next wave of technology led disruption to the industry.
The engine manufacturers are readying up their industrial base for a planned, major production ramp up over near term to meet delivery timelines with some transitioning from production of previous generation engines to latest engine programs. Pratt & Whitney, especially, has a tough task ahead with order intake for its GTF engines taking a hit in 2017 and the latest technology glitch episode on the PW1100G likely to again play a spoilsport for Airbus and Bombardier in 2018, with reference to aircraft deliveries, which are likely to be impacted once again.
Against this backdrop, the report analyses & provides comprehensive insights into the Global Commercial Aircraft Turbofan Engines Market.
The part 1 of the report takes a look at the current Market Size, Dynamics & Competitive Landscape for Commercial Aircraft Turbofan Engines.
Part 2 provides detailed analysis on Engine Manufacturers, including, Comprehensive Analysis of Key Strategies & Plans, product portfolio & financial analysis and SWOT analysis.
Part 3 projects market evolution for commercial aircraft turbofan engines over long term with analysis of emerging market scenario, demand growth projections through 2036, key market & technology trends, issues & challenges, potential growth opportunities and demand outlook for commercial aircrafts over the next two decades.
Key Players
- GE Aviation
- Pratt & Whitney Inc.
- Rolls Royce Holdings plc
- Safran SA (CFM International)
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