Total 445 pages, 470 figures/charts and
40 tables.
For
latest version of this report titled Opportunities
for Composites in the Global Aerospace Market
2007-2026, please click here. Latest
version was published in June 2007.
Here
is a feedback from Dr. Giulio Ranzo of BAH (Booz Allen Hamilton),
who recently purchased this report. BAH is a $3 billion
management consulting firm with 16,000 employees. Report
description is given after the feedback.
The
present report is a comprehensive overview of the advanced
composite materials market in the aerospace industry.
It provides a top-down view starting from a useful
characterization of the aerospace market itself, with
accurate breakdown in the main segments and sub-segments
(commercial aircraft, regional aircraft, fighter,
transport aircraft, launchers, satellites,...). The report
contains detailed figures of the volumes (and associated
market value) of composites consumed in the different
aerospace segments/sub-segments and predicts the consumed
volumes until 2010.
Unlike
other reports of this type, it also provides
technical information regarding materials and processes
used for the manufacturing of different aircraft
components. For this reason the report is useful not only
for business planners but also for Technology Officers
willing to create a map of 'who uses which technology' for
a given set of aircraft component types.
The
report also includes a very useful and comprehensive
directory of main players/manufacturers, with detailed
indication of sources of additional information (for users
willing to get even deeper in this type of content).
Overall,
it is a very complete and useful tool, accurately prepared
by aerospace knowledgeable professionals (unlike other
market reports of similar type).
Additionally,
authors and representatives at E-Composites are flexible
to answer clarification questions on specific issues and
on sources of information.
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Dr.
Giulio Ranzo
Senior
Associate
BAH
(Booz Allen Hamilton) |
Report
Description in Brief
The
aerospace industry consumes an estimated 565 million lbs
of raw materials including aluminum, composites, glare,
steel, titanium and others according to this new market
study “Opportunities
for Composites in the Global Aerospace industry
2005-2010”.
This
report analyzes the market for commercial aerospace,
regional jet, general aviation, helicopter, defense and
the space industry. According to this report, demand for
composites in the aerospace market is expected to grow by
more than 10% in the next five years due to several new
aircraft models with high percentages of composites usage.
This report is a culmination of a large market survey
conducted by E-Composites, Inc. of more than 50
professionals working with various OEMs such as Airbus,
Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Bombardier, Cessana, General
Atomics, General Dynamics, Lockheed, Northrupp Grumman,
Piper, Raytheon, Sikorsky, and many others.
As
a result, E-Composites, Inc. provides you with the most
accurate statistics, analyses and forecasts for the
complete aerospace market. List of composite parts /
primary structures in more than 100 aircraft makes with
type of reinforcements / resins and manufacturing
processes used are provided in this report. This report
will lay out the major players in the industry and what
market share they hold.
This
market study is a reliable and accurate resource for
organizations and individuals requiring a thorough
strategic understanding of the development, trends and
status of the composite materials in the global aerospace
industry. Some
of the questions this market report answers are:
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How
big is the aerospace market, by $ shipment and by
number of aircrafts delivery?
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How
big is the market for commercial
aerospace, regional jets, general aviations,
helicopter, defense and space industries?
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What
are the market shares of industry leaders in
commercial aerospace, regional jets, general
aviations, helicopter, defense and space industries?
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What
are the market potentials for the composite products
as well as raw materials in the global aerospace
market?
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What
are the market potentials for carbon fiber, glass
fiber, aramid fiber, epoxy, phenolics and other
materials in commercial aerospace, regional jets,
general aviations, helicopter, defense and space
industries?
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What
are the mark-ups applied and the gross profits
available at each distribution stage (from raw
material to the end product)?
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What
composite parts are produced in more than 100 aircraft
makes such
as Boeing 717, Boeing 737, Airbus 320, Airbus 340,
Horizon, Premier I, Gulf Stream (G500, G550), BBJ, CRJ
700, Excel, CJ 2, HH Turbo, Skyland 118, Arrow,
Warrior 3, Bell helicopter (B407), Boeing Apaches, C-17, F-16, F/A-18 E/F, F-2, E-8C, Hawkeye,
Predators, Global Hawk RQ-4A, and many others?
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How
big is the market for various composite parts such
as radomes, nacelle, interior, floor panel etc. in
various kinds of aircraft?
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What
manufacturing processes are used in making various
composite parts for over 100 aircraft makes?
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What
are the growth rates and forecasts (2005-2010) in
commercial aerospace, regional jets, general
aviations, helicopter, defense and space industries?
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What
are the issues in the market and the prospects for
growth?
This
report provides 450
figures/charts and 35 tables to help you make
confident business decisions. To get table of contents,
pricing and other information on this report titled "Opportunities
for Composites in the Global Aerospace industry
2005-2010”
, please e-mail Helpdesk@e-composites.com
or call 972-636-5056. This market report is published by
E-Composites, Inc. E-Composites, Inc. is a leading
business solution provider for the composites industry and
it publishes CompositesWeek newsletter, market reports and
other information to help you expand your business and
career. E-Composites, Inc. has over 15 market reports
covering major segments of the composites industry
– ready to ship. It also provides custom
solutions on market and technology assessment, M & A
due diligence,
opportunity screening, and more.
E-Composites, Inc.s
customers include many small to Fortune 500 companies
such as AOC, ACG, Airbus, Ashland, AT Kearney,
BAH, Callaway Golf, Dow Chemical, Dow
Corning, Engelhard, General Electric, General Motors,
Hexcel, Lockheed Martin, McKinsey, Mitsubishi, Owens Corning,
PPG, Saint-Gobain, Toray, True-Temper, Xerxes,
ZCL, Zeon Chemical and many more.
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