Strategic Ways to Build the Competitive Edge with Additive Manufacturing

Top 10 Aerospace Manufacturing Solutions Companies - 2023

Aerospace manufacturing is an industry where every component, from the smallest rivet to the most complicated avionics system, plays a crucial role in creating safe, efficient, and high-performance aircraft. This sector has always been characterized by its relentless pursuit of excellence as it seeks to meet the ever-growing demands of the global aviation industry.

According to Grand View Research, the global aerospace parts manufacturing market size was estimated at USD 899.48 billion in 2022 and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4 percent from 2023 to 2030. This growth can be attributed to the expansion in air passenger and air freight volume across the globe against the backdrop of economic growth in emerging countries.

One of the prominent trends shaping the aerospace manufacturing landscape is the development of advanced materials. Lightweight composites, carbon fiber, and innovative alloys are being employed to enhance the structural integrity of aircraft while reducing their weight. This results in improved fuel efficiency and extends the service life of aircraft, contributing to sustainability.

Technology has been the driving force behind aerospace manufacturing’s evolution. Automation and robotics have revolutionized the assembly process, making it faster and more precise. The advent of additive manufacturing allows for creating customized components, which was once considered impossible. The Internet of Things (IoT) is integrated into aircraft systems, enabling real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and enhanced safety.

This edition of Aerospace and Defense Review delivers a bird’s eye view of the recent developments in the aerospace manufacturing sector and insights into how companies align with these trends to transform legacy practices and improve outcomes.

We have curated thought leadership articles from industry experts, including John Davies, Director of Repair Station at Air Methods and Mike Byham, Director of Operations Engineering at American Airlines.

 Our exploration delves into market trends, spotlighting companies at the forefront of delivering robust aerospace manufacturing solutions. Innovators like Composites One and Space Tec Partners help transform businesses at the cloverleaf of disruptive technologies.

We trust this edition of Aerospace and Defense Review on Aerospace Manufacturing will aid you in pinpointing and forging the crucial partnerships essential for your organization’s triumph.

    Top Aerospace Manufacturing Solutions Companies

  • Composites One assists aerospace industry leaders sustainably source high quality composite materials. Its ultimate aim is to facilitate their journey towards financial stability and operational efficiency through its dependable supply chain and expert logistics prowess.

    www.compositesone.com

  • SpaceTec Partners is a workforce development platform dedicated to establishing a pipeline of skilled workers in the aerospace, aviation, defense, and advanced manufacturing sectors. It designs comprehensive curricula, through collaborations with colleges and training entities, providing certifications that guarantee credibility of individuals' training, offering reassurance to employers.

    spacetec.us

  • Aequs

    Aequs

    Aequs facilitates a global aerospace environment that is vertically integrated. Its clientele includes the who’s who of the aerospace business, including the top OEMs like Boeing and Airbus. Aequs is a forging company specializing in precision machining of actuation systems landing gear, including engine components, surface treatments, and aerostructure assemblies.

  • Curtiss-Wright Corporation

    Curtiss-Wright Corporation

    Curtiss-Wright’s Aerospace & Industrial segment offers cutting-edge sensors, controls, subsystems, mission-critical components, and critical services to growing markets worldwide, such as commercial aerospace, commercial or specialty vehicles, and a wide range of general industrial markets.

  • Daher Group

    Daher Group

    Daher Group is a recognized partner for aircraft interior design services, providing a one-of-a-kind blend of design, production, product and process engineering, installation, and after-sales support. Daher offers value-added solutions for all aspects of airplane interiors.

  • Lycoming Engines

    Lycoming Engines

    Lycoming Engines started working on aviation aircraft engines in response to Charles Lindberg’s transatlantic voyage. Beginning in 1929, aviation would never be identical again. The first Lycoming R-680, a 9-cylinder 200-horsepower piston-driven radial engine, rolled off the production line, setting a new benchmark in general aviation.

  • Magellan Aerospace

    Magellan Aerospace

    Magellan Aerospace is a global company that provides integrated products that serve the aerospace sector worldwide. Magellan Aerospace provides existing and prospective employees with employment possibilities in various vocations and skill sets. They continuously seek passionate and skilled individuals dedicated to their profession and coworkers.

  • Spirit AeroSystems

    Spirit AeroSystems

    Spirit AeroSystems is one of the world’s largest makers of commercial airliners, defense platforms, and business/regional jet aerostructures. The company’s key products include fuselages, integrated wings and wing components, pylons, and nacelles, and it specializes in aluminum and advanced composite manufacturing solutions.

  • Thales Group

    Thales Group

    Thales Group is a global pioneer in sophisticated technologies in defense and security, aviation and space, and digital identity and security. It creates goods and services that make the entire world a safer, greener, and increasingly inclusive society.

  • Triumph Group

    Triumph Group

    Triumph Group is a global aerospace industry leader, providing design, production, and support for aircraft systems & components. Its five Operating Companies cover the whole aircraft range and integrate staff, operations, and go-to-market strategies with customers’ demands.