Aerial Refueling System Market 2024 Key Information by Top Key Player Eaton Corporation, Boeing, Zodiac Aerospace, Marshal Aerospace and Defense Group, GE Aviation System, Dassault Aviation, and Lockheed Martin

Market Study Report adds 2017-2024 global Aerial Refueling System market report that offers an exhaustive coverage of the industry with brief analysis, data charts, figures, statistics that help take business decisions, company profiles and more.

High acceptance from military applications coupled with continuous surge in defense budgets of various countries across the globe will essentially drive the industry growth over the forecast timeframe. Several developing countries that include India and China have witnessed a considerable rise in their defense budgets, resulting in strengthening of their purchasing power. This will further escalate the revenue generation from aerial refueling system market.

Emergence of multi-role tankers and their extensive usage owing to their benefits will also impact the industry positively. Moreover, various countries have witnessed a surging demand for special purpose military jets. These jets highly utilize refueling systems owing to requirement of uninterrupted operations, strengthening the product sales. However, downsides of boom mechanism including non-compatibility with helicopters and instances of accidents during refueling procedures might hamper the aerial refueling system market growth over the next eight years.

Participants in the aerial refueling system market are focusing towards conducting extensive R&D activities to overcome the challenges of intricate refueling procedures during harsh climate conditions. Regular technological advancements such as smart drogue system have gained prominence among the manufacturers. This system is connected to the existing hose that consistently controls the movements of the basket and is featured with sensors. It acts as an active buffer and leads to significant reduction in the basket movement. These innovations are anticipated to offer stable growth prospects to the industry players.

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Refueling pods will capture highest revenue share in the aerial refueling system market owing to their prominence in the entire system. The component is responsible for regulating the transfer rate of the fuel. Drogues will exhibit over 3.5% CAGR till 2024 due to high implementation of probe and drogue system around the world. Compatibility with helicopters has resulted in their extensive usage, further fueling the aerial refueling system market from drogues.

OEMs are anticipated to exhibit maximum volume share in the aerial refueling system market by the end of 2024. High revenue generation is attributed to rising production of aircrafts across the globe and their prior installation in the aircrafts. Aftermarket will grow rapidly, exhibiting more than 4.5% CAGR owing to increasing replacement needs of the crucial components including drogues and hoses, particularly in the ageing aircrafts.

North America aerial refueling system market is likely to hold a major share, crossing 50% of the revenue share till 2024. Presence of established manufacturers along with prevalence of multiple alternates of these systems including KC-130, KC-135, etc. will primarily support the regional dominance. Increasing defense budget of U.S. will further contribute significantly towards the high revenue generation. Asia Pacific will showcase rapid growth owing to rising aircraft deliveries across the region, especially in the countries including Australia, China, and Japan, strengthening the product penetration.

Eaton Corporation, Boeing, Zodiac Aerospace, Marshal Aerospace and Defense Group, GE Aviation System, Dassault Aviation, and Lockheed Martin are among the prominent aerial refueling system market participants. Other noticeable competitors include Northstar Engineering Corporation, The Liebherr Group, Omega Aerial Refueling Services, and Smiths. Industry players are involved in contracts and agreements to strengthen their position. For instance, in October 2017, Cobham PLC and Icon Aerospace Technology entered into an agreement to supply hoses for refueling.to various aircraft segments.

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Table of Content:

Chapter 1. Methodology and Scope
1.1. Methodology
1.1.1. Initial data exploration
1.1.2. Statistical model and forecast
1.1.3. Industry insights and validation
1.1.4. Scope, definition & forecast parameters
1.2. Data Sources
1.2.1. Primary
1.2.2. Secondary
Chapter 2. Executive Summary
2.1. Aerial refueling system industry 360 degree synopsis, 2013 - 2024
2.1.1. Business trends
2.1.2. Application trends
2.1.3. Component trends
2.1.4. System trends
2.1.5. Distribution channel trends
2.1.6. Regional trends
Chapter 3. Aerial Refueling System Industry Insights
3.1. Industry segmentation
3.2. Industry landscape, 2013 - 2024
3.3. Industry ecosystem analysis
3.3.1. Technology providers
3.3.2. Manufacturers
3.3.3. Profit margin analysis
3.3.4. Distribution channel analysis
3.3.5. Vendor matrix
3.3.5.1. Role
3.3.5.2. Product portfolio
3.3.5.3. Global presence
3.4. Defense budget, by region
3.4.1. North America
3.4.2. Europe
3.4.3. LATA
3.4.4. APAC
3.4.5. MEA
3.5. Number of military aircrafts, by region
3.5.1. North America
3.5.2. Europe
3.5.3. LATAM
3.5.4. APAC
3.5.5. MEA
3.6. Number of commercial aircrafts, by region
3.6.1. North America

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