PUBLISHER: Allied Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1472289
PUBLISHER: Allied Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1472289
The aircraft brake system is used for slowing or stopping the motion of the aircraft. Aircraft brakes are discs that are hydraulically or pneumatically operated. Multiple types of aircraft brake systems have been designed, for instance, single disc, dual disc, multiple disc, and rotor-disc brakes. A properly designed aircraft brake can withstand various unfavorable conditions, and prevent the plane from running at accidental speeds. The introduction of aircraft brake systems necessitates extensive engineering and computation. Majority of aircraft brake systems are made as per fixed standards. Aircraft tire standards are governed by global agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
The aircraft brake system market refers to the sector of the aviation industry involved in the designing, manufacturing, distribution, installation, maintenance, and repair of brake systems used in aircraft. These brake systems are essential components that enable aircraft to decelerate, slow down, and stop safely during landing, taxiing, and other ground operations.
The aircraft brake system is driven by rise in operations in the commercial aviation, as commercial airlines expand their fleets to meet the increasing demand for air travel, there is a proportional increase in the demand for aircraft brake systems. Each new aircraft added to the fleet requires brake systems to ensure safe landings, takeoffs, and ground operations. Furthermore, technological improvement in brake components has driven the demand for the aircraft brake system. However, weight and space constraints have hampered the demand for aircraft brake systems. Weight is a critical consideration in aircraft design as it directly impacts performance, including fuel efficiency, range, and payload capacity. Aircraft manufacturers strive to minimize weight wherever possible to enhance performance. This constraint can limit the inclusion of brake system components or necessitate the use of lightweight materials to meet weight targets. Furthermore, stringent regulatory environment pertaining to aircraft safety restricts the growth of the aircraft brake system market. On the contrary, the integration of advanced technologies in aircraft brake systems giving the aircraft brake system a strategic opportunity by advancing technologies such as carbon brakes, electromechanical brake systems, and brake-by-wire systems offers significant performance enhancements over traditional brake systems. They can provide better control, shorter stopping distances, and increased reliability, which are highly desirable features for aircraft operators.
The global aircraft brake system market is segmented into aircraft type, actuation, distribution, and region. On the basis of aircraft type, the market is bifurcated into solution fixed wing and rotary wing. By actuation, it is divided into power brake, boosted brake, and independent brake. Depending on distribution channel, it is classified into OEM and replacement. Region wise, it is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa.
The report analyzes the profiles of key players operating in the aircraft brake system such as AAR Corp, Beringer Aero, Collins Aerospace, Crane Co., Honeywell International Inc., Lufthansa Technik AG, Meggitt PLC, Parker-Hannifin Corporation, Parker Hannifin Corp, Safran, and The Carlyle Johnson Machine Company.These players have adopted various strategies to increase their market penetration and strengthen their position in the aircraft brake system.
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