Composites Market in the Commercial Aircraft Engines Industry to experience an impressive growth of Healthy CAGR during 2016-2021

Addressing the most sought-after questions that occupy the minds of entrepreneurs and decision makers, the new report of "Stratview Research" on the Composites Market in the Commercial Aircraft Engines Industry, answers all the important questions.

Getting to the bare bones of the issues and factors which are sculpturing the market, Stratview Research brings out the best actionable market intelligence for the global Composites Market in the Commercial Aircraft Engines Industry.

The analysts have scrupulously studied the trend and cautiously forecasted the future market developments for 2016-2021.
The important questions the report answers are:
1. What will be the market growth rate in the near future?
2. What are the major developments in the market wrt regulations, acquisitions and innovations?
3. What are the growth drivers as well as the constraints?
4. What are the regional growth hotspots?
5. What are the segmental growth forecasts?

These questions and many more, big and small, are all discussed in the report in great detail.

The Global Composites Market in the Commercial Aircraft Engines Industry: Highlights
Composites offer many advantages over metals, such as lightweight, superior strength, higher durability, and ability to withstand extreme temperature. The history of composites in the aerospace and defense industry is over five decades old when major applications were limited to control surfaces only.

As global airline industry started evolving, the competition among players and the concern regarding saving the environment began rising. To remain competitive in the market, airline companies started demanding those aircraft that offer higher fuel efficiency, lower carbon emission, lower noise, lower maintenance cost, and higher passenger safety.

The strategic Market dissection
The dissection of the market is done to enlighten the aspects which are of interest to firms across the value chain.

Dissection by Segments
• by Aircraft Type : Narrow Body Aircraft, Wide Body Aircraft and Very Large Aircraft
• by Engine OEM : CFM, GE Aviation and Others
• by Fiber Type : Glass Fiber Composites, Carbon Fiber Composites and Aramid Fiber Composites
• by Process : Prepreg layup, Resin Transfer Molding (RTM) and Others
• by Region : North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and RoW

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The Growth Prognosis & its Drivers
The composite materials market in commercial aerospace engine industry offers a healthy growth opportunity and is likely to grow at a healthy CAGR during the forecast period of 2017 to 2022. Robust growth in commercial aircraft deliveries and increasing composites penetration in the aircraft engine and nacelles, mainly in fan blade, fan case, thrust reverser, and cowl are the key growth drivers of the composite materials in the global commercial aerospace engine market.

Market Segments
The composites’ excellent performance over the decades compelled OEMs to leverage its potential to address the airline’s demands. Major OEMs started incorporating high amount of composites (upto 50%) in most of the major structural applications like fuselage and wings in next generation aircraft. For instance, Boeing incorporated composites up to 50% of the total structural weight of the aircraft in its next generation aircraft, B787. Composites rich aircraft B787 provides 20% more fuel efficiency, 20% reduction in carbon emission, 30% reduction in maintenance cost and 5% reduction in noise than similar sized aircraft which has high metal content.
Aerospace engine OEMs are moving in tandem with the aircraft OEMs and are continuously looking for advanced materials for making engines lighter, durable, and have high fatigue performance. They started innovating by replacing traditional materials with composites in many applications. In the last 10 years, the industry noticed many new composite applications in the engine, such as fan blades and fan case.
Narrow body aircraft is expected to remain growth driver of the composite materials in the commercial aerospace engine market during the forecast period. Carbon composites are likely to experience the fastest growth in the next five years.
North America is expected to remain the largest market for composite materials in commercial aerospace engine being the manufacturing base of major engine OEMs and commercial aircraft OEMs.

Players
The supply chain of this market comprises raw material manufacturers, composites component manufacturers, engine OEMs, Aircraft OEMs, and Airlines. The key aerospace engine OEMs are CFM, GE Aviation Engines, Rolls Royce, Pratt & Whitney, and IAE. Commercial Aircraft OEMs are Boeing, Airbus, COMAC, and Irkut.

The composite products are produced by independent manufacturers as well as engine OEMs. Many engine manufacturers have in-house composites manufacturing capacity, such as GE Aircraft Engines, which has facilities in the US. The key composite part manufactures in commercial aerospace engine market are Albany Engineered Composites, FACC AG, Aircelle, and GKN Aerospace. New product development, regional expansion, and long term contacts are the key strategies adopted by key players to gain competitive edge in the market.

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