Major aircraft OEMs, mainly in the commercial aircraft industry, have emphasized on improving the overall air travel experience, including customer safety and reliability. In addition, fuel efficiency has become an important factor in determining the airline’s choice of aircraft during the purchase decision-making process. In this regard, the focus on the air management systems has become very crucial over the last two decades. Currently, the suppliers of commercial aircraft air management systems are working closely with the aircraft OEMs for the developments of advanced systems, to address the dynamic market requirements. This may also help them to remain as a preferred choice in the market. The aircraft and related subsystems industries are technology driven. The replacement of conventional sensors with the latest sensors, which yield better and accurate results, and the development of robust heat exchangers are helping the production of more efficient air management systems. The introduction of no-bleed systems architecture in Boeing 787 Dreamliner initiated a revolution in the air management systems industry. This system offers better operational efficiencies due to the replacement of traditional pneumatic systems with electrical systems, providing advantage in terms of weight and lifecycle costs. The commercial aircraft industry is the largest procurer of the air management systems, due to a higher requirement for the system, compared to any other end-user industries. This is explained by the presence of larger passenger cabins in the commercial aircraft.

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4. MARKET DYNAMICS

5. MARKET SEGMENTATION