Size, Share, Incredible Growth, and Detailed Industry Analysis of the Flight Simulator Market for the Years 2022-2032

Predominantly driven by their civil and military & defense applications, demand for flight simulators is projected to see a steady growth outlook during 2020 - 2030. A new Future Market Insights (FMI) study forecasts that the global flight simulator market will experience around 1.5X expansion in revenues over the period of projection, and developing Asian economies hold a lucrative position for stakeholders.

Mass adoption of air travelling by consumers in developing countries of Asia Pacific warrant addition of airline routes, and personnel such as traffic controllers, pilots, and cabin crew. This acts as a major factor assisting growth of the flight simulator market. Growing integration of augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR) applications in flight simulators will strengthen the prospects of flight simulator market. Efficiency of these next-gen technologies to imitate real-life situations is central to the demand for flight simulators.

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Key Takeaways of Flight Simulator Market

Full flight simulator (FFS) accounts for more than 90% of flight simulator sales.
Civil applications account for over 69% of total adoption.
Military & defense industry will emerge as a highly lucrative area of investment for market stakeholders, with a projected 5% CAGR through 2030.
Adoption of fixed flight training devices is projected for an impressive surge in the near future.
North America maintains hegemony, with nearly half of the total market value.
Flight simulator market in South Asia is poised for a healthy 6.8% CAGR during the forecast period.

Flight simulators are amongst the most vulnerable verticals hit by COVID-19 pandemic. As airline companies struggle to make ends meet, many have suspended all operations. Governments are deploying air fleets to rescue citizens stranded in foreign countries. This further strains cash reserves of airline companies. Since flights are being flown on a pro-bono basis. Government rescue funds offer some sigh of relief, but a full-fledged recovery is only possible post the pandemic. This detrimental impact on the airline industry is likely to cause a significant fall in the demand for flights simulators. As the industry faces an excess of idle workforce they will not invest in training new pilots during the pandemic.

Market players are in the long haul, even after the pandemic, the airline industry would be on a steep downfall for a while - in terms of ticketing, and on premise sales. Our analysis reveals that there would hardly be a sign of normalcy before Q3 2020. Financial burden of current outstanding refunds, and consumer behavior post COVID-19 will dictate the recovery of the airline industry. Which will further influence the recovery and uptake in demand for flight simulators during the forecast period.

Flight Simulator Market - Key Participant Insights

Flight simulators have been ideal for usage in effective training of airline staff, which continues to push their adoption by airline companies. Innovative applications of flight simulators in cabin crew and ground crew training will further present gainful opportunities in the global market. Key market players are leveraging these innovative applications such as air traffic controller training to differentiate their products in the market.

Developments in Aircraft Simulation Technology (AST) is a popular product differentiation strategy among market players. Major players are forging long-term relationships with suppliers, technology partners, and vendors to expand their production capacities. Reducing the time-to-market, and expansion of global footprint will dictate the competitive landscape in the flight simulator market.

Key players in flight simulator market that have been covered in this FMI report include, but are not limited to, CAE Inc., L-3 Communications Holdings Inc., Flightsafety International, The Boeing Company, Thales Group, Collins Aerospace, Airbus Group N.V., Indra Sistemas SA, and TRU Simulation + Training.

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Key Research Findings

Adoption of flight simulators for military & defense applications will exhibit a healthy CAGR of 5% during the forecast period, 2020 - 2030.
Demand for Fixed Flight Training Devices (FTD) continues to grow strong, on the back of their application in effective pilot trainings.
Full Flight Simulator (FFS) sales will grow 1.5X between 2020 and 2030, though at a steady pace.
Owing to proliferation of air travellers, especially in developing countries, civil applications of flight simulators will rise 1.4X during period of projection.
North America leads the global flight simulator market, with a major revenue share of over 49%.

Flight Simulator Market: Segmentation

Type

Full Flight Simulator (FFS)
Fixed Flight Training Devices (FTD)

Application

Civil
Military & Defense

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