The Global Military Aircraft MRO Market is set to be worth $49bn in 2015

Tuesday 18 August 2015, Amsterdam

Military Aircraft Maintenance, Repair &Overhaul (MRO) Market Forecast 2015-2025 report indicates that the global military aircraft MRO market is set to be worth $49bn in 2015, as high-demand for aircraft sustainment services continues.

Matthew Inness, the visiongain author of the military aircraft MRO report commented that: ‘“As the world’s military aircraft fleet ages and new platforms are procured to replace older fleets, MRO continues to feature as a key component of the military aircraft market. However, MRO providers must not be complacent. In an increasingly competitive MRO industry, companies must utilise new technologies and processes in order to streamline their services and lower the costs to meet industry demands. Finally, contractors interested in expanding their business should look to the emerging markets for unique opportunities to invest in regions, such as South Korea, Turkey and China, that will see rapid growth over the forecast period.”

The 441-pages report contains over 450 tables, charts and graphs that illustrates the industry trends and market projections within the military aircraft MRO sector. See detailed tables containing over 480 contracts / projects and programmes in the military aircraft MRO market by country-

Visiongain also provides a range of forecasts for the period 2015-2025, as well as for 5 submarket sectors: Operational and Field Maintenance, Heavy Airframe Maintenance, Heavy Engine Maintenance, Internal Components Maintenance, and External Components Maintenance.

In addition, the 20 leading national military aircraft MRO markets are analysed by visiongain over the period 2015-2025 (as well as an analysis of the ‘Rest of the World’ market).  The report also provides profiles of 20 leading companies operating within the market with detailed levels of granularity.

Additionally there are 3 exclusive expert interviews with leading companies: Lockheed Martin, IFS, and OGMA.