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Asia Pacific Air Traffic Control Equipment Market
Frost & Sullivan, March 2011, Pages: 88
Asia Pacific complex airspace provides considerable challenges. Accommodating growing traffic demand requires efficient airspace usage. Efficient allocation of resources, including airspace, requires better planning and management. These may provide opportunities for foreign firms specializing in these product and services. Given the priorities of Asia Pacific's air traffic control authorities and its favorable fiscal condition, many of these opportunities given their capacity-enhancing impact, especially on airspaces closer to terminals are expected to be undertaken soon. The Asia Pacific air traffic control equipment market is a fast-growing one, led by booming air traffic and infrastructure expansion programs
This research service titled Asia Pacific Air Traffic Control Equipment Market provides an in-depth analysis of the market drivers and restraints, industry trends and competitive environment in addition to the challenges and issues faced by market participants. The study provides country and technology-specific market information.
Market Overview
Boom in Infrastructure Development Spikes Growth in the Asia Pacific Air Traffic Control Equipment Market
The Asia Pacific air traffic control (ATC) equipment market is experiencing fast-paced growth, driven by booming air traffic and infrastructure expansion programmes. With most countries in the region witnessing burgeoning passenger and cargo traffic, the markets in the region are in the phase of growth and massive restructuring. Trends indicate that air traffic in the Asia Pacific region is estimated to increase between 18 and 20 per cent over the next 20 years. The consistent growth in air traffic, along with the success of low-fare carriers (LFCs), has necessitated ramping up of infrastructure to meet the rising demand. With large-scale infrastructure development underway in many airports, there is a demand upswing for ATC equipment to ensure safety and comfort for users. Governments in the region are striving to build excellent airports and upgrading the existing ones to be at par with international standards. “Growth in the aeronautical information system (AIS) segment is expected to outpace that in the air traffic management (ATM) and ATC segments,” notes the analyst of this research service. “The AIS segment is expected to double its growth from $336 million to $723 million, growing at 14.6 percent between 2010 and 2016.”
Satellite-based navigation systems complemented with flight management systems are in the implementation process throughout Asia Pacific. The upcoming technologies in surveillance automatic dependent surveillance- broadcast (ADS-B) and wide area multilateration are being used in combination to provide extended surveillance.
High Costs and Constrained Budgets Stall Market Momentum
Despite the bright outlook for the market, there are some aspects clouding its landscape. The high cost of technology development has led to the realisation of lower ROI to the airports and deterred the adoption of the technology by ATC authorities. Governments across the region are facing a resource crunch, and the lack of substantial budgets has delayed the modernisation programme. This is one of the biggest deterrent for the growth of the ATC equipment market. Apart from these factors, the lack of qualified employees also restricts market growth.
The complex Asia Pacific airspace has thrown up considerable challenges for manufacturers and users alike. Major congestion in airspace has endangered the safety of travellers. Accommodating growing traffic demand requires efficient airspace usage. Allocation of resources, including airspace, requires adept planning and management. These conditions may provide opportunities for foreign firms specialising in ATC equipment and services. “Streamlining the ATM system is a major objective for participants in this domain as a fast-growing airline industry must be accompanied by a safe ATM system,” says the analyst. “The goal over the next seven years is to modernize facilities such as comprehensive data network, automation center systems, ground-air voice/data communications, and radar systems.” There is approximately a 15- to 20-year gap between technology development and adoption by the airports, and most of the OEMs have to wait for a long period to recover their cost. As far as the competitive landscape is concerned, major participants hold sway over the market, holding more than 50 per cent of the total market share. The top market participants are vertically integrated players and have a wide product portfolio. To ensure successful business outcomes, participants in this space must focus on rolling out niche products that offer additional benefits.
Market Sectors
Expert analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors in this research:
By Geographic Region:
- Australia
- New Zealand
-Japan
- South Korea
- Singapore
- Mainland China
- India
- Macau SAR
- Taiwan
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