Flight Data Monitoring and Analysis Market to Reach US$ 2186.30 Mn by 2030

The Global Flight Data Monitoring and Analysis Market was valued at US$ 1008.60 Million in 2021 and is expected to surpass US$ 2186.30 Million by 2030, registering a CAGR of 9.2 % during the forecast period (2022-2030), according to the Global Flight Data Monitoring and Analysis Market, By Aircraft Type (Fixed Wing and Rotary Wing) by End-use Vertical (Civil (Commercial Aviation and General Aviation) and Military) by Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Middle East, and Africa), published by Coherent Market Insights.

Flight data monitoring and analysis (FDMA) is proactive use of flight data, recorder after repetitive and infrequent incident trends, in order to augment flight safety and maintenance operations, which enhances overall aviation safety. FDMA is also used in improving flight crew performance, air traffic control procedures, air carrier training programs and operating programs, maintenance areas of a fleet operator, and aircraft operations and design to run a successful aviation organization. FDMA offers various benefits including a reduction in severe accidents, reduction in unnecessary maintenance & repairs, improved pilot training programs, and enhanced fuel consumption.

Unscheduled maintenance and repair operations can lead to additional expenditures for airline companies. Moreover, it leads to inadequate utilization of assets. Flight data monitoring and analysis can provide proper analysis regarding maintenance and repair operations. This, in turn, saves unnecessary expenditure, enhances efficiency, and streamlines airline operations. Moreover, different assets included in an airline company are adequately used, which in turn, is expected to boost the global flight data monitoring and analysis market growth over the forecast period.

Key Developments

• Major companies in the market are focused on their product development, in order to gain a competitive edge in the market. For instance, in March 2022 Safran Electronics & Defense Services Asia, has unveiled Helicom V3 a data acquisition unit for helicopters to monitor flight data in real-time.

Global Flight Data Monitoring and Analysis Market - Impact of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic:

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the global flight data monitoring and analysis market significantly. The lockdown was imposed across the globe as a precautionary measure by governments. Which led to the temporary suspension of all businesses in the travel and tourism sector. Thus, it hindered the requirement for flight data monitoring and caused a financial crisis in the aircraft industry. And hence the global flight data monitoring and analysis market witnessed slow growth during the pandemic.

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Key Trends and Analysis of the Global Flight Data Monitoring and Analysis Market:

• Governments of various European countries are taking proactive initiatives to undertake FDM programs for large airplanes as well as lighter airplanes and helicopters. The European Authorities co-ordination group on FDM (EAFDM) provides guidance on how to effectively manage FDM programs on the basis of the experience of its members and makes it available to national aviation authorities. According to the EAFDM report in 2015, FDM derived information has benefitted the flight crew and training departments to a great extent. Therefore, as part of the deployment of an Alternative Training and Qualification Program (ATQP), a recognized approach of associating FDM with training is employed in Europe.
• The threat of cyber security has increased significantly, owing to the use of advanced technologies and devices that are connected to the aircraft. For instance, to address the cyber security issue, Joint Communication to the European Parliament, Cyber Security Strategy of the European Union, and the European Economic and Social Committee published a report on ‘Secure Cyberspace’ in 2013. In response to that, EASA and Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-EU), signed a memorandum of mutual cooperation (MoC) for the execution of a European Centre for Cyber Security in Aviation (ECCSA). ECCSA will mostly work as an information management platform and provide secure means for aviation shareholders to give-and-take applicable cyber security data.
• The Regional Aviation Safety Group and Pan America have partnered to improve safety levels is successful in Latin America. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) annual report 2016, in 2015, Latin America achieved its 2020 target of a 50% fatalities risk reduction compared to the 2009- 2011 rolling average. Also, there were no fatalities in 2014 and 2015.
• Major players operating in the global flight data monitoring and analysis market include Flight Data Services Ltd, Safran Electronics & Defense, Scaled Analytics Inc., NeST Aerospace Pvt Ltd, FlightDataPeople, Aerobytes Ltd, Helinalysis Ltd, Curtiss-Wright Corporation, French Flight Safety, Teledyne Controls LLC, Guardian Mobility Corporation, Metro Aviation, and Hi-Fly Marketing.