Military Training Aircraft Market: Rising Defense Expenditure Can Provide Tailwind

October, 2022, Research Report on Military Training Aircraft Market Research Report

Overview:

Military Training Aircraft Market Size is USD 40.03965 billion by 2032,exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.07% during the forecast period (2023 - 2032).

Tactical development in defense and increasing terrorist activities have forced countries to keep a constant vigil and put in effect their defense modularization. This has to be at every level. With constant upgradation in aircrafts, this has become imperative. Militaries across the world have set their focus on training their pilots with the latest models and empower their squadrons in the process. The global military training aircraft market is all set to witness a robust CAGR during the forecast period (2018-2023), reveals Market Research Future (MRFR) in an extensive analysis. The report further includes factors such as military training aircraft as advanced training guide material, its secondary role as fighter plane of limited ability and supporting hand of the superior jets. These factors can drive the military training aircraft market further ahead during the forecast period.

On the flip side, several training aircraft is needed to train one pilot of the highest order. These aircrafts do not bear all functionalities of different aircrafts. Hence, this is often considered as a luxury investment in developing regions which can clog the easy military training aircraft market flow during the forecast period.

Industry Trend:

The U.S. Air Force has recently decided to retire their decades-old trainer fleet Northrop T-38 Talon and launch a new T-X model as flight training model. Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Leonardo, Stavatti Aerospace and Sierra Nevada Corporation are possible candidates for the agreement.

Austrian Armed Forces, on the other hand, has recently acquired four DA40 NG for flight training. Diamond Aircraft Industries GmbH sealed the deal with the Austrian government. Such tie-ups are always beneficial for the market.

Segmentation:

The global military trainer aircraft market can be segmented by type and application.

By type, the military trainer aircraft market can be segmented into fixed-wing aircraft and rotary-wing aircraft.

Based on application, the military trainer aircraft market can be segmented into armed and non-armed.

Regional Analysis :

Region-specific understanding of the military training aircraft market profiles the Americas, Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA), and Asia Pacific (APAC).

The strong presence of several industry bigshots has given the Americas much prominence, riding on which, the region is currently dominating the world market. Furthermore, governments investing substantially in the defense is a positive step for the industry. Their budgets are drawing in a significant amount for military expenses. At the same time, fighter plane programs getting much focus such as Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II can be seen as beneficial for the region.

The EMEA is the second most crucial region with several companies expanding their bases and opening up new avenues for business. Israel, Czech Republic, France, Austria, and others spending much which spurs the regional market growth.

The APAC is all set to register the fastest CAGR during the forecast period. Developing economies such as India, China, and Indonesia are increasing their military expenditure by a considerable margin and boosting the regional market in the process.

Market Dashboard:

The global market is getting increasingly competitive with tactical implementations made by market influencers. Strategies include merger, acquisition, collaboration, new launch, and other methods. For instance, Fabrica Militaar De Aviones have signed a partnership with South African aerospace and defense firm Paramount Group which could help them expand their portfolio.  

Prominent players of the global military training aircraft market are Fabrica Militaar De Aviones (Argentina), Lockheed Martin Corporation (US), Irkut Corporation (Russia), The Boeing Company (US), Northrop Corporation (US), Grob Aircraft AG (Germany), Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (India), Diamond Aircraft Industries Inc. (Austria), Raytheon Aircraft Company (US), and BAE Systems (UK).