Commercial Aircraft Lavatory System Market to reach an estimated value of US$ 453.3 million in the forecast period (2018-2023)

The report on the Commercial Aircraft Lavatory System Market has been launched by Stratview Research is an all-inclusive report that talks about the market structure and growth in the forecast period of 2018-2023. The report also offer insights into different market segments and other factors affecting the market.

Stratview Research’s report states about the segment-wise current market condition, and also offers an estimation about future growths. The report has been generated after accumulating data from various authenticated sources such as journals, white papers, fact book, etc. As per the estimation, Commercial Aircraft Lavatory System Market is expected to reach an estimated value of US$ 453.3 million by the forecast period (2018 – 2023).

As per the report, the market is segmented by:
•by Aircraft Type (Narrow-Body Aircraft, Wide-Body Aircraft, and Others) – Wide-body aircraft will remain the largest aircraft segment of the Market.
●by Aircraft Program Type (B737, B777, B787, and Others)
•by Lavatory Type (Standard Lavatory, Modular Lavatory, and Fabrics)
•by Toilet Type (Recirculating Toilet System, and Vacuum Toilet System) – Continuous shift recirculating toilet system to the vacuum toilet system.
●by Fit Type (Line Fit, and Retro Fit)
●and by Region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and RoW) – North America to remain the largest market.

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Highlights of the Report:
The commercial aircraft lavatory system market is segmented based on the aircraft type as Narrow-Body Aircraft, Wide-Body Aircraft, and Very Large Body Aircraft. Wide-body aircraft is projected to remain the largest aircraft segment of the global commercial aircraft lavatory system market during the forecast period, driven by increasing production rates of B787 and A350XWB, upcoming fuel-efficient variants including B777x and A330neo, and an advancement in lavatory technology. Narrow-body aircraft is also likely to witness a healthy growth during the forecast period, driven by the introduction of fuel-efficient variants of the best-selling aircraft programs (A320neo and B737 Max).

Based on the toilet type, the commercial aircraft lavatory system market is segmented as Reusable Toilet System, Recirculating Toilet System, and Vacuum Toilet System. There has been a continuous shift from recirculating toilet system to the vacuum toilet system in all the next-generation aircraft. Vacuum flush toilets are considered to be less odor inducing and usually light in weight which helps in saving the fuel by reducing the need to carry large reserves of blue recirculating water and minimizing the risk of Blue Ice due to the spilling of water. Major lavatory manufacturers are developing advanced vacuum toilet based lavatory system by making it lighter in weight using composite materials. It will reduce the overall maintenance cost and remove waste rapidly during the flush cycle.

The overall competition is fierce in the commercial aircraft lavatory system market with half a dozen companies extending their offerings in this market space. All of them are trying to develop advanced and modular lavatories meeting OEMs’ and airlines’ needs. In 2013, B/E Aerospace (now a part of Rockwell Collins, Inc.) developed an advanced lavatory system for B737 which is slightly compact than the standard 3X3 foot size lavatory.

Based on the regions, North America is expected to remain the largest market for lavatory systems in the commercial aircraft industry. The region is the manufacturing hub of the major commercial aircraft manufacturer, tier players, and raw material suppliers. Boeing is the largest procurer of the lavatory systems in the region. Asia-Pacific is likely to be the fastest-growing market during the forecast period, driven by a host of factors including the opening of assembly plants of Boeing and Airbus in China, increasing demand for commercial aircraft to support rising passenger traffic, and indigenous development of commercial and regional aircraft (COMAC C919 and Mitsubishi MRJ).

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Key Players of the Market
The key aerospace OEMs are Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, Embraer, ATR, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and key airlines are Lufthansa, Delta Air, Air China, and Singapore Airlines. The key lavatory system manufacturers are Zodiac Aerospace, Jamco Corporation, Rockwell Collins, Inc. (B/E Aerospace), Diehl Comfort Modules GmbH, and Yokohama Rubbers.

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• Competitive Analysis
• Strategic Growth Opportunities
• Swot Analysis
• Key Players
• Forecast Analysis & Future Growth

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