Aircraft Arresting System Market to Grow with a CAGR of 7.52% through 2030F
The increasing demand for advanced safety systems in both commercial and military aviation, the continuous technological advancements in arresting systems, and the growing focus on stringent safety regulations are the factors driving the market in the forecast period 2026-2030.
According to TechSci Research report, “Aircraft Arresting System Market -Global
Industry Size,
Share, Trends, competition Forecast & opportunities, 2029F”, the Global Aircraft Arresting System Market was valued at USD 1.48
Billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 2.28 Billion by 2030 with a CAGR
of 7.52% during the forecast period. The global Aircraft
Arresting System market is expanding due to a growing demand for advanced
safety mechanisms in both the commercial and military aviation sectors. With
increasing air traffic, airports and military installations are investing in
modern arresting systems to mitigate risks associated with emergency landings
and aborted takeoffs. These safety features are essential for preventing
accidents, which contributes to the market's growth. Military investments in
updated defense infrastructure are also driving demand for advanced arresting
systems, especially for aircraft carriers and military bases.
The global Aircraft
Arresting System market is driven by stringent safety regulations mandated by
aviation authorities such as the FAA and EASA, which require advanced arresting
technologies at airports and military bases to comply with international standards.
As governments enforce these regulations to enhance aircraft safety and
minimize operational risks, there is increased investment in arresting systems
that meet evolving safety requirements. This regulatory push is prompting
manufacturers to innovate, ensuring their products align with global standards.
The lack of uniform
international regulations presents a challenge, with varying standards for
design, installation, and maintenance across regions. Differences in military
and commercial aviation requirements complicate the development of universally
accepted arresting systems, increasing costs for airports and military bases
that must comply with multiple regulatory frameworks. The demand for lightweight,
compact, and versatile arresting systems is growing, driven by the need to
operate in constrained environments with space limitations at airports and
military airbases. Manufacturers are focusing on designing systems that are portable,
scalable, and capable of rapid deployment for temporary or emergency use,
particularly in military operations and smaller airports. This reflects a
growing emphasis on operational flexibility, space efficiency, and adaptability
in the aviation sector.
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The Global Aircraft Arresting System Market is
segmented into type,
platform type, system type, end use type and region.
The global Aircraft Arresting System market is segmented by type into
Mobile Aircraft Arresting System (MAAS), Net Barrier, Cable, Aircraft Carrier
Arresting System, and Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS). Mobile
Aircraft Arresting Systems (MAAS) are portable solutions designed for use in
various locations, offering flexibility and rapid deployment for emergency
landings and aborted takeoffs. These systems are widely used in temporary or
less permanent installations, such as military airbases and smaller airports,
due to their mobility and ease of setup.
Net Barriers are a type of arresting system used to decelerate aircraft
during emergency landings, often employed at airports with limited space or
shorter runways. They are designed to catch and slow down aircraft in a
controlled manner by utilizing strong netting materials. The Cable type
arresting system involves the use of strong cables across runways that engage
with hooks on aircraft to rapidly decelerate them during emergency situations.
This system is common in both military and commercial settings, providing a
reliable method for preventing runway overrun incidents.
The Aircraft Carrier Arresting System is tailored for naval operations,
where it is used to safely decelerate aircraft landing on aircraft carriers at
sea. These systems are robust and designed to handle the high-speed landings of
military aircraft, ensuring a safe return to the carrier. Engineered Material
Arresting Systems (EMAS) utilize crushable materials that decelerate aircraft
by providing a runway-overrun surface that absorbs impact energy, ensuring a
gradual deceleration. EMAS systems are often installed in commercial airports
to mitigate risks associated with runway excursions, particularly in
high-traffic environments where space is limited.
Based on region, Asia-Pacific emerged as the fastest-growing region in the global
Aircraft Arresting System market in 2024. This growth is driven by the rapid
expansion of aviation infrastructure across several countries in the region,
with a significant focus on modernizing airports and military airbases. The
increasing demand for advanced safety systems to accommodate growing air
traffic and military operations has prompted investments in state-of-the-art
arresting technologies.
The military sector in Asia-Pacific, particularly in countries with
large defense budgets, is a major contributor to the demand for arresting
systems. The region's expanding fleet of military aircraft, coupled with the
development of new defense technologies, has heightened the need for reliable
arresting gear to ensure the safety of operations. In commercial aviation, the
increasing number of flights, new airport constructions, and expansion of
existing facilities have further fueled the need for robust arresting systems. The region's focus on improving aviation safety, combined with
regulatory requirements, has led to the adoption of more sophisticated systems
such as Engineered Material Arresting Systems (EMAS) and Mobile Aircraft
Arresting Systems (MAAS). These systems offer the flexibility and efficiency
needed to address space constraints and operational challenges, particularly in
rapidly growing airports and military bases.
Major market players
operating in Global Aircraft Arresting System Market are:
- General
Atomics
- Runway
Safe Group AB
- Scandinavian
Manufacturing SCAMA AB
- The Boeing
Company
- Safran
SA
- The
QinetiQ Group
- Curtiss-Wright
Corporation
- Sojitz
Aerospace Corporation
- Honeywell
International Inc.
- MacTaggart,
Scott and Company Limited
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“The global Aircraft Arresting System market is growing due to
increasing demand for advanced safety technologies in aviation, technological
innovations, and the expansion of both commercial and military aviation. The
Asia-Pacific region is experiencing rapid growth, driven by airport and
military airbase modernization, rising air traffic, and growing defense
budgets. The demand for systems like EMAS and MAAS is rising, as nations invest
in upgrading aviation infrastructure. These developments, along with increasing
military operations and commercial flights, contribute to market growth. This
momentum will continue to drive the market in the forecast period”, said Mr. Karan Chechi, Research Director of
TechSci Research, a research-based global management consulting firm.
“Aircraft Arresting System
Market -Global Industry
Size, Share, Trends, Opportunity, Segmented By Type (Mobile Aircraft Arresting
System (MAAS), Net Barrier, Cable, Aircraft Carrier Arresting System,
Engineered Material Arresting System (EMAS)), By Platform Type (Ship-based,
Ground-based), By System Type (Portable System, Fixed System), By End Use Type
(Commercial Aircraft, Aircraft Carrier, Military Airbase), By Region & Competition, 2020-2030F”, The report evaluates the future growth potential of
the Global Aircraft Arresting System Market, offering insights into market
size, structure, and projected growth. It aims to provide comprehensive market
intelligence to support decision-makers in making informed investment
decisions. Additionally, the report identifies and analyzes emerging trends,
key drivers, challenges, and opportunities in the Global Aircraft Arresting
System Market.
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