PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1308604
PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1308604
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Aerospace Oxygen System Market is accounted for $5.71 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $9.17 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 8.2% during the forecast period. When an aircraft is in operation, an aviation oxygen system supplies oxygen to the crew and passengers. These devices are utilized in emergencies or when the cabin air pressure drops as a result of the aircraft operating over 12,000 feet. The human body consumes oxygen at tissue levels in accordance with metabolic requirements because it is a highly aerobic organism. The amount of oxygen that is accessible for inhalation changes with any decrease in atmospheric pressure.
According to the analysis of IATA (International Air Transport Association), around 7.8 billion passengers are expected to adopt air travel by 2036.
The ongoing rise in air travel around the world is typically attributed to three key factors. It includes the expansion of low-cost carriers, whose market share has nearly doubled and the expansion of the middle class globally. These two changes have expanded the number of consumers who can afford to travel. The expansion of airport infrastructure spending has also enhanced the world's carrying capacity. In all but one of the last 15 years, the number of scheduled passengers handled by the world's airlines has increased.
The main drawback is the storage containers' weight and bulk, which could be a problem for smaller aircraft. To ensure that it is safe to be transported at altitude, the aviator's oxygen must adhere to a set of requirements. This requirement can only be satisfied by breathing oxygen of the aviator's grade. These factors are hindering the market growth.
Growing air travel is still a primary factor encouraging the creation of cutting-edge airplane oxygen systems. This has opened up opportunities for producers of aviation oxygen systems to offer innovative products to airlines, which is anticipated to drive the market's expansion in the upcoming years. Additionally, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has advised using supplemental oxygen to prevent hypoxia in order to manage the cabin pressure in the aircraft, which has boosted sales of aviation oxygen systems.
One of the main factors restraining market expansion and further challenging the aircraft oxygen system market over the projection period is the strict safety rules and supplier production capacity restrictions. Additionally, during this forecast period, the high cost of installation and maintenance of these devices is another factor that could restrain market revenue growth for the air force system of aircraft globally.
Due to forced closures and limits imposed by governing bodies in response to the COVID-19 epidemic, the functioning of several industries has been interrupted, or they are working with fewer people. This feature is anticipated to have a sizable effect on the industry's expected revenue growth in the global market for oxygen systems. However, it is anticipated that a number of problems, including shifting aviation and an impending backlog of deliveries, could impede the shipment of aircraft oxygen systems.
During the forecast period, the chemical oxygen generator is expected to grow most rapidly. These molecules are converted into oxygen flow when the source is triggered by a chemical oxygen system made of sodium chromate (NaClO3) and minute amounts of other chemicals. In the overhead storage space, this device is found over the passenger seat. Moreover, the FAA regulation requiring the use of the chemical oxygen system in aircraft carrying more than 20 passengers is largely responsible for the rapid expansion of the industry.
Based on system type, the market is segmented into the passenger oxygen system, liquid oxygen system, onboard oxygen generation system, gaseous oxygen system, and crew oxygen system. Passenger oxygen system is expected to have lucrative growth over the forecast period as it will continue to be the leading sector during the projected period. However, a greater proportion of passenger oxygen systems than crew oxygen systems, as well as a higher replacement rate, are driving the passenger oxygen system growth rate.
North America is anticipated to continue to be the largest market worldwide for aircraft oxygen systems during the anticipated timeframe. North American dominance in the global aerospace oxygen systems market is mostly due to the production bases of Boeing and Bombardier aircraft, as well as the growing number of commercial, regional, and general aviation fleets. These elements are boosting the region's growth.
Due to OEMs' (original equipment manufacturers) operations integrating cutting-edge features into new-generation aircraft, the Asia-Pacific region is anticipated to experience profitable growth during the prolonged time frame. However, this has driven the use of adaptive oxygen systems in aircraft, which have sensors for monitoring oxygen levels and enabling continuous oxygen provision. For instance, in aircraft, the OBOGS (On Board Oxygen Generating System) produces oxygen and performs filtration, oxygen gas monitoring, and quality control.
Some of the key players in Aerospace Oxygen System market include Adams Rite Aerospace Inc., Aeromedix.Com Llc, Air Liquide, Aviation Oxygen Systems Inc., B/E Aerospace Inc., BASA Aviation Ltd, Cobham plc, Diehl Stiftung & Co. KG, East/West Industries Inc., Essex Industries Inc., Precise Flight Inc., Rockwell Collins Inc., Technodinamika JSC and Zodiac Aerospace ADR.
In March 2021, Cobham Mission Systems, a leading U.S.-based manufacturer of military aircraft oxygen systems, announced the acquisition of a new contract to deliver oxygen concentrator systems for the complete fleet of US Navy T-45 Goshawk jet trainers. These systems are crucial in delivering optimal oxygen to pilots.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.