How is the need for green fuel driving the development of the electric vertical take-off landing aircraft (eVTOL) commercial industry? What is the growth scenario for stakeholders? Find out in this research.
Explore the impact of new technologies on aviation retail, the new business models being adopted, solutions, etc. Also, get an overview of the major advancements like privatization and the Aerotropolis and their role in transforming this landscape.
This research discusses the future of sustainable aviation, including growth drivers and restraints, business use-cases, regional dynamics, and the five major growth opportunities industry stakeholders must know to function efficiently in this space.
COVID-19 has significantly affected the idea and understanding of cities, making inhabitants, planners, and decision-makers re-evaluate the way we think about our homes, public places, infrastructure, workplaces, etc. In the multiple waves of lockdowns of varying intensity, homes turned into workplaces, much of roads and public transport capacity went underutilized, safe and contactless delivery for all daily necessities became paramount, while delivering public services fast—whether it be vaccinations, childcare support or wage subsidies. As most societies prepare for living with COVID-19 as an endemic for another decade, cities prepare to adjust to this new normal.
Technology and Digitization:
The need for technology and digitization has never been felt more strongly. Societies that already had a high level of smartphone adoption, roll out and usage of e-government services and digital Citizen ID programs coped far better with contact tracing, provision of public services to the needy, and easing of lockdowns.
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Dynamic Technologies to Amplify Growth Opportunities for All-electric Aircraft
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Space Tourism: Novel Developments and Innovations Drive Massive Growth Prospects
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New-age Concepts Fueling Growth for the US Department of Defense Airborne Radars
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Digitalization in Defense: Growth Avenues Powered by Advanced Technologies
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Business Strategies in the Next-generation Commercial Aircraft Sector Reveal Immense Growth Potential
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Competitive Intensity Transforming Growth Prospects for the Middle Eastern & African Defense Industry
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Space Industry Ecosystem: Key Growth Drivers and Transformations Fueling Innovations
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Robust Investments Drive Growth Prospects for the Commercial Aircraft MRO Landscape
Read more Request InfoWhat is total airport management (TAM)—a concept, a collaboration, a product? It’s a question many industry stakeholders are actively debating to better understand the value proposition and the business models—what to monetize and how? The TAM (Total Airport Management) Webinar, held on June 2, 2021, tapped into some of these critical queries and debates the industry is having on this evolving approach.
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Throughout the intensive 11-day campaign, rockets continued to be fired at Israeli territory, and while the Israeli Air Force (IAF) inflicted heavy damage in return, it failed to fully eliminate its adversary’s rocket launchers or rocket stockpiles. Nevertheless, the Israeli campaign—Operation “Guardian of the Walls”—was marked by significant achievements in the field. Among the IDF’s notable successes included eliminating most of Hamas and PIJ’s rocket manufacturing facilities; striking key infrastructure targets, particularly HQs command sites, weapon warehouses and rocket stocks; damaging around 40% of Hamas’s underground C2 tunnel system; wiping out Hamas’s Naval capabilities; and blocking underground tunnel access from Gaza into bordering Israeli villages.
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The increased geopolitical uncertainty and threat scenario have resulted in nations spending more on their defence preparedness. SIPRI reported defence spending at USD 1.98 billion in 2020, which is 2.6% higher than 2019. The increase has come even though there has been a significant slowdown of the global economy, in addition to trillions of dollars being pumped for fiscal stimulus and healthcare measures.
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Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis of the global commercial avionics industry finds that airlines’ increasing focus on improving flight operations is expediting market growth. Digital glass displays, connected flight management systems, and HUD (head-up display) are gaining traction due to the emphasis on enhancing flight operations. Airlines can also improve safety and efficiency by applying avionics systems, which encompass communication, navigation, and surveillance equipment.
Frost & Sullivan, a world-renowned driver of growth opportunity pipelines for the world’s most influential companies, today marked the 60th anniversary of the company’s founding in New York by Lore A. Frost and Dan L. Sullivan. The company plans to highlight the progress made in strengthening its core competency of identifying growth opportunities for clients, as well as highlighting strategies to bring this expertise to even more companies in the coming decades.
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis of the global aviation Satcom market finds that it is poised for improved flight operations and connectivity as a result of increased investment in in-flight entertainment. This will improve the passenger experience, enhance safety, and increase the efficiency of flight operations. Catalyzed by the aviation market’s shift toward more connected and smart aircraft, the market, comprising of the cockpit segment, cabin segment, and in-flight entertainment and connectivity (IFEC), is estimated to reach $730.4 million by 2030 from $527.2 million in 2020, at a 3.3% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).
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