Commercial Aircraft Propeller Systems Market 2018 Key Players - McCauley, UTC Aerospace Systems, Culver Props, Curtiss-Wright, Electravia, and WhirlWind Propellers.

Market Overview
Commercial aircraft propeller systems find their application in piston-engine and turboprop-powered aircraft. The systems include blades, hubs, and electronic controls. The number of blades in a propeller system ranges from three to six (in a commercial aircraft). The blades are either made of aluminum or composite. The key advantage that composite-based propeller blades offer is reduced weight, which in turn reduces the fuel consumption.

A turboprop is considered to provide better fuel efficiency as compared to regional jets. Thus, with the rise in global fuel prices, turboprop is bound to become more popular among the regional airlines and low-cost carriers mostly operating in point-to-point short haul routes. Cost pressure plays an important role in airlines' choice for aircraft as it helps determine the operational cost.

OEMs, as well as PMA vendors, are involved in the manufacturing of propeller systems. Thus, the ongoing demand for turboprop aircraft largely supports the market for propeller systems.

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The Leading Market Players in the global Commercial Aircraft Propeller Systems Market primarily include Airmaster, Dowty Propellers, Hartzell Propeller, McCauley, UTC Aerospace Systems, Culver Props, Curtiss-Wright, Electravia, and WhirlWind Propellers.
Industry/ Innovation/ Related News:
December, 2017:- Dowty Propellers signed a contract with AVIC Aircraft Co. Ltd. for the design, development, production, and in-service support for the propeller system on the MA700, a twin-engine airliner.
June, 2014 - Dowty Propellers signed a contract with India's SpiceJet airline company, to provide a complete support package for the propeller systems equipped on the airline's 15 Bombardier Q400 regional aircraft.

Commercial Aircraft Propeller Systems Market – Segments
For the convenience of the report and enhanced understanding; the commercial aircraft propeller systems market is segmented in to two key dynamics:
Segmentation by Solution: Blades, Hub Systems, and Digital Electronic Controls.
Segmentation by Regions: Comprises Geographical regions –Americas, Europe, APAC and Middle East and Africa.

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Regional Analysis
APAC region has emerged as one of the potential markets for turboprop sales. As a result, manufacturers are focusing their new product launch targeting this region. For example, ATR, one of the leader in turboprop sales in the APAC market has launched two new versions of its ATR 72-600 in the region. The launch customers for both the versions are from APAC region, namely Cebu Pacific from Philippines and Air Niugini from Papua New Guinea.
ATR 72-600 consists of 568F-bladed propellers from Hamilton Sundstrand (merged with Goodrich in 2012 to form UTC Aerospace Systems). The company provides complete propeller system solutions including blades, hubs, and digital electronic controls that incorporate aerodynamics as well as control dynamics.

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