ASIA-PACIFIC AIRCRAFT COCKPIT DISPLAY SYSTEM MARKET FORECAST 2023-2032

The Asia-Pacific aircraft cockpit display system market growth assessment includes the analysis of Indonesia, Vietnam, Australia & New Zealand, India, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, China, and Rest of Asia-Pacific. The growth of the aircraft cockpit display system market in China is attributed to the presence of original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) that produce commercial and military aircraft, such as Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China Ltd. (COMAC), Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), Guizhou Aviation Industry Import/Export Company (GAIEC), and others. These companies have been ramping up their production to reduce dependence on imported aircraft.

Furthermore, in order to maintain its global dominance and amidst rising geopolitical tensions with countries like the US, Russia, and India, the Chinese government has increased its defense budget and has been procuring more fighter jets and helicopters for the defense sector. According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, China allocated approximately USD 175 billion in 2019 and about USD 207 billion in 2021 for defense sector development. As a result, the growing demand for military aircraft has significantly influenced the market for aircraft digital cockpits in China.

The Asia-Pacific aircraft cockpit display system market segmentation includes platform, display size, and display type. The platform segment includes military and commercial. 

The aircraft cockpit display system holds significant importance within the military sector as it serves to equip pilots with vital information and augment their situational awareness during military operations. In the realm of mission planning and navigation, cockpit display systems serve as valuable aids to military pilots. They present digital maps, waypoints, and mission-specific data, enabling pilots to efficiently strategize their routes, identify target locations, and effectively navigate through intricate airspace or hostile environments.

Cockpit display systems seamlessly integrate a range of sensors, including radar, infrared sensors, and targeting systems. These displays offer real-time sensor data, encompassing threat detection, target tracking, and enemy locations. This integration substantially heightens pilot awareness during combat missions or surveillance operations. 

Some of the leading players in the Asia-Pacific aircraft cockpit display system market include L3Harris Technologies Inc, Garmin Ltd, Honeywell International Inc, etc.

Honeywell International develops flight management systems, information management systems, mechanical components, displays, wireless connectivity systems, cockpit & cabin electronics, and aircraft engines. The company’s global presence extends to Asia, the Middle East, India, Europe, Latin America, and North America, with headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, the United States. 

The company’s product portfolio includes AeroPoint 200 (EICAS), AeroVue Touch (Primary Flight Display) in 10.1-inch, 737 Display Electronics Unit, AeroNAV (Multi-function Display), KMD 850 Multi-function Display with 5‘-inch diagonal AMLCD, and KDU-1080 for Primary Flight Display & Multi-function Display.