The market research report is segmented by in-flight areas such as seating, galley, lavatory, windows and windshields, and cabin lighting. Market shares and analysis of the key regions for this market includes APAC, EMEA, and the Americas. It also presents a comprehensive SWOT analysis of the leading vendors including B/E Aerospace, Diehl Aerosystems, Honeywell International, Thales and Zodiac Aerospace.
Technavio analysts forecast the Global Commercial Aircraft Cabin Interiors Market to grow at a CAGR of more than 10% between 2015 and 2019, owing to increase in air traffic and new aircrafts, demand for passenger comfort, and use of advanced technology.
The Americas, the most significant revenue benefactor, dominates the commercial aircraft cabin interior market with the largest share of around 36%, closely followed by APAC and EMEA, and is expected to reach over US $7 billion in 2019. Considering, five major airline mergers since 2008, the US airline industry has established itself as the most profitable airline industry across the world. USA, Brazil, and Germany are the leading countries in this market.
The new industry analysis report from Technavio presents an insightful breakdown of the commercial aircraft cabin interior market highlighting its growth potential through key drivers and trends.
Heavy investments in mobile technology, modernized cabin interiors for advanced services, and ample availability of commodious seats are the key areas where airlines are focusing to enhance their customer product offerings and operating efficiencies. Out of its various product types, seating, galleys, and lavatories is the fastest growing segment of global commercial aircraft cabin interior market, which is expected to reach over US $21 million by 2019. Fuel-efficient, lightweight aircraft and additional seats have been plugged in by the airlines to improve the unit costs.
Global Commercial Aircraft Cabin Seating, Galleys, and Lavatories Market ($ billions)
Source: Technavio Research
“Vendors are zeroing in cabin customization, in-flight connectivity and use of light-weight materials in aircrafts to enhance passenger convenience and comfort. Efforts are made towards innovative interiors such as larger and higher windows, sculpted sidewalls, and higher ceilings, besides improved seating design, upholstery, materials, colors, and other similar additions,” says Sriram Mohan, Lead Analyst, Aerospace and Defence, Technavio Research.
B/E Aerospace, Diehl Aerosystems, Honeywell, Thales and Zodiac Aerospace are some of the leading vendors in this market. B/E Aerospace and Honeywell International are the two key vendors in the manufacturing and design of aircraft cabin interior products for commercial aircraft, concentrating mainly on the implementation of lightweight materials, more electric-based technologies, and robust systems.
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