Identify the Aviation Borescope Market Growth Opportunities by 2027

Aviation borescopes are mainly referred to as industrial endoscopes and video scopes. Borescopes are like inspection cameras widely used in aviation and aeronautics industries. To ensure optimal performance standards of internal components, aviation specialists use aircraft borescopes as a visual inspection tool for helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft, and aircraft engines. It's a device used to monitor a structure's interiors. In addition, borescope also helps to provide safety surveillance in aircraft engines, especially gas turbines, industrial gas turbines, steam turbines, and fuel systems.

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The key factors boosting market growth are the rising need and demand for advanced equipment for different inspections in the aviation industry and stringent safety regulations in this sector.

Drivers: High efficiency and time savings in the inspection process

With the help of a borescope, the maintenance crew in the aviation industry can easily conduct thorough inspections of an aircraft without disassembling the entire engine. In case of any defect, the aircraft crew can perform a targeted repair with the help of a borescope, which saves their time and operational costs. In addition, an engine borescope can also be used to perform routine aircraft cleaning procedures in a short time and with less expense.

Improvement in aircraft engines' lifespan

Any incident or damage to an aircraft engine can lead to a decrease in its lifespan. Also, extensive repairs that require rebuilding and disassembling the engine may reduce an aircraft's lifespan. Hence, it is necessary to conduct a routine borescope inspection to spot minor problems early. Performing small, targeted, and timely repairs using a borescope could improve the aircraft's lifespan. Hence, the adoption of aviation borescopes is rising in the aviation sector.

Challenges: Limited motion and viewing capability
One of the most critical challenges with the borescope is its limited motion and viewing capability in tight spaces. Due to its limited maneuverability, some rigid borescopes may not be able to efficiently inspect all the places. Hence, these borescopes can only be used where only the subject's linear and straight viewing access is available.

Key players in the market

Aerofield Services (US), Advanced Inspection Technologies Inc. (US), Applied Technical Services. (US), Baker Hughes Company (US), Fluke Corporation (US), General Electric Company (US), Gradient Lens Corporation. (US), JME Technologies (US), and KARL STORZ (Germany) are some of the global aviation borescope players.

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Recent Developments

In March 2022, Applied Technical Services deployed a premium borescope that helps to measure indications precisely with high resolution vessel/push cameras and robotics capable of delivering a payload.

In February 2022, Waygate Technologies, which is a Baker Hughes Company business, upgraded its high-end Everest Mentor Visual iQ (MViQ) VideoProbe for visual inspection remotely. The software upgrade offers some of the most advanced video borescopes with built-in artificial intelligence (AI) features.

In July 2021, Waygate Technologies, a Baker Hughes Company business considered a world leader in industrial nondestructive testing (NDT) solutions, launched the new Everest Mentor Flex VideoProbe.

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