U.S. Aerospace Industry Analysis

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Published:            April 2007
Pages:                   55
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Report Summary

"US Aerospace Industry Analysis" report provides extensive research and objective analysis of US Aerospace Industry.  This report helps clients to analyze the leading-edge opportunities critical to the success of Aerospace industry in US.  Detailed data and analysis will help potential investors to navigate through the evolving market for US aerospace industry.

US Aerospace Industry

The United States has been the world's largest producer and marketplace in aerospace and aviation since the early twentieth century.  The US aerospace industry was highly successful in 2006, with total deliveries projected to surpass US$ 184 Billion, up at more than 8% from last year's US$ 170 Billion.  US aerospace industry continues to remains in major trade surplus primarily due to flat imports & rising imports.

Key Findings

-  Shipment of civil aircraft in both number & value terms increased rapidly in year 2006 whereas share of military aircraft remained almost flat.
-  China, India & Brazil will remain the potential importing destination for highly export intensive (40% of total turnover) aerospace industry of US.  It has the largest trade surplus in manufacturing industry in US.
-  Declining funding, losing technical talent & efficiency gap, as compared to other major global aerospace markets remains the major concern factors for US aerospace industry.
-  Liberalization & privatization have led to massive consolidation and restructuring of global aerospace industry.  The role of suppliers has been shifting in accordance with customers' needs.

Key Issues & Facts Analyzed

-  What opportunities exist for US Aerospace Industry in Global Aerospace market?
-  Detailed analysis of US Aerospace industry.
-  Why Aerospace industry is important for US economy?
-  Key drivers & challenges faced by US Aerospace industry.
-  Analysis of the major players in the industry.

Key Players Analyzed

This section provides an overview of the key facts of key players in US Aerospace such as Boeing, United Technologies Corporation, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Honeywell International and Raytheon Company.

Research Methodology Used

Information Sources:  Information has been sourced from various sources namely, books, newspapers, trade journals, and white papers, industry portals, government agencies, trade associations, monitoring industry news and developments, and through access to access to more than 3000 paid databases.

Analysis Method:  The analysis methods includes the following - Ratio Analysis, Historical Trend Analysis, Linear Regression Analysis using software tools, Judgmental Forecasting and Cause and Effect Analysis.

Report Outline

Section 1    Analyst View

Section 2    Research Overview

Section 3    Global Air Transportation

3.1    Asia-Pacific
3.2    Africa
3.3    Europe
3.4    Latin America
3.5    Middle East
3.6    North America

Section 4    US Aerospace Industry - In Global Context

4.1    US Aerospace Industry Performance
    4.1.1  Sales by Product
    4.1.2  Sales by Customers
    4.1.3  Employment
    4.1.4  Balance of Trade
    4.1.5  Orders & Backlog

Section 5    Industry Analysis

5.1    Driving Forces
    5.1.1  Export Intensive Industry
    5.1.2  Innovation & Technology Advances
    5.1.3  Low Cost
5.2    Opportunities
    5.2.1  Potential Markets
    5.2.2  Expansion into New & Emerging Technologies & Markets
5.3    Challenges
    5.3.1  Efficiency Gap
    5.3.2  Losing Technical Talent & Declining Funding
    5.3.3  Aviation & the Environment
    5.3.4  Security Threats
5.4    Future Outlook

Section 6    Key Players

6.1    Boeing
6.2    United Technologies Corporation
6.3    Lockheed Martin Corporation
6.4    Northrop Grumman Corporation
6.5    Honeywell International
6.6    Raytheon Company

Figures

Figure 3-1  Global - Forecasted Airplane Market Value by Region (%), 2006-2025
Figure 3-2  Global - Forecasted Airplane Delivery by Region (%), 2006-2025
Figure 3-3  Global - New Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-4  Global - Fleets of Airplane by Region (in Numbers), 2005
Figure 3-5  Global - New Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2025F
Figure 3-6  Asia-Pacific - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-7  Asia Pacific - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 3-8  Africa - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-9  Africa - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 3-10  Europe - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-11  Europe - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 3-12  Latin America - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 3-13  Latin America - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-14  Middle East - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-15  Middle East - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 3-16  North America - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 3-17  North America - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 4-1  US - Aerospace Industry Value (in Billion US$) & Growth (%), 2005 & 2006P
Figure 4-2  Global - Turnover of Leading Countries in Aerospace (in Billion US$), 2004
Figure 4-3  US - Aerospace Industry Value (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-4  US - Aerospace Industry Segmentation (%), 2006P
Figure 4-5  US - Civil Aircraft Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-6  US - Military Aircraft Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-7  US - Missile Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-8  US - Space Sales (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-9  US - Aerospace Industry Sales to DoD (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-10  US - Aerospace Industry Sales to NASA & Others (in Billion US$), 2001-2005, 2006P & 2007E
Figure 4-11  US - Employment in Aerospace Industry (in Thousand), 2001-2006E
Figure 4-12  US - Employment in Aerospace Industry by Sector (%), 2006E
Figure 4-13  US - Aerospace Industry Employment Trend by Sector (in Thousand), 1992, 2000, 2005 & 2006E
Figure 4-14  US - Aerospace Trade Surplus (in Billion US$), 2002-2006P
Figure 5-1  India - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 5-2  India - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 5-3  India - Import & Export of Aircraft & its Parts (in Million US$), 2002-2005
Figure 5-4  China - Fleets of Airplane (in Numbers), 2005 & 2025F
Figure 5-5  China - Airplanes Delivery by Type (%), 2025F
Figure 5-6  China - Aircraft Imports (in Million US$), 1999-2004
Figure 5-7  Global - Aerospace Industry Productivity by Selected Countries (Value Added per Employee), 1992-2001
Figure 5-8  US - R&D Scientists & Engineers Employment in Aerospace (in Thousand) & as % of All Industries (1957-2002)

Tables

Table 4-1  US - Aerospace Exports by Product (in Billion US$), 2002-2006P
Table 4-2  US - Aerospace Imports by Product (in Billion US$), 2002-2006P
Table 4-3  US - Top 20 Export Markets, 2005
Table 4-4  US - Shipments, Orders & Backlogs of Aerospace (in Billion US$), 2001-2006P
Table 5-1  US - Trade Balance of Top 5 & Worst 5 Commodity Groups (in Billion US$), 2005
Table 5-2  Global - Comparison of Traditional Concept & Modern Concept
Table 5-3  Brazil - Aircraft & Parts Market (in US$ Million), 2003 & 2004
Table 6-1  Boeing - Financial Overview (in Million US$), 2004-2006
Table 6-2  United Technologies Corporation - Financial Overview (in Million US$), 2004-2006
Table 6-3  Lockheed Martin Corporation - Financial Overview (in Million US$), 2004-2006
Table 6-4  Northrop Grumman Corporation - Financial Overview (in Million US$) 2004-2006
Table 6-5  Honeywell International - Financial Overview (in Million US$), 2004-2006
Table 6-6  Raytheon