Aircraft Sensors Market

The aircraft sensors market is estimated to be USD 7.36 billion in 2025. It is projected to reach USD 9.33 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 4.9%. Increased air travel worldwide stimulates the development of avionics. It expands the use of automation technology, further driving the use of advanced sensor systems to improve flight safety, operating efficiency, and predictive maintenance. Additionally, the expansion in unmanned air vehicles (UAVs) and next-generation military aircraft provides new opportunities for high-performance sensors. Moreover, safety-focused regulatory requirements, as well as the development of the industry towards electric and hybrid propulsion systems, are propelling the demand for advanced sensor solutions. All these factors are driving the growth of the aircraft sensors market.

Key players in the aircraft sensors market are Honeywell International Inc. (US), Safran (France), Meggitt PLC (UK), TE Connectivity Ltd. (Switzerland), AMETEK Inc. (US), Lockheed Martin Corporation (US), RTX (US), Thales (France), L3Harris Technologies Inc. (US), Amphenol Corporation (US), Woodward Inc. (US), The Bosch Group (Germany), Trimble Inc. (US), Eaton Corporation (US), TDK Corporation (Japan), Curtiss-Wright Corporation (US), Stellar Technology (US), Ultra PCS (UK), Vectronav Technologies LLC (US), EMCORE Corporation (US), and Crane Aerospace & Electronics (US). These players have been implementing various growth strategies, like investments, collaborations & expansion, contracts, partnerships, and agreements to strengthen their position in the aircraft sensors market.

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Major Aircraft Sensors Companies Include:

• Honeywell International, Inc. (US)
• Safran (France)
• TE Connectivity Ltd. (Switzerland)
• Meggitt Plc. (UK)
• AMETEK, Inc. (US)

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. (US)

Honeywell International is a multinational manufacturer and technology corporation that provides a broad range of goods and services in several industries. Along with turbochargers, automotive goods, specialized chemicals, electronic materials, advanced materials, and process technologies for petrochemicals and refining, the company also provides aerospace solutions, control, sensing, and security systems for homes, businesses, and industries. Additionally, Honeywell offers energy-efficient solutions for transportation, enterprises, and buildings.

Accelerometers, magnetic sensors, radio frequency monitoring sensors, barometers, and inertial measurement units are all produced by the company’s navigation and sensors section for use in both commercial and military aerospace applications. Honeywell operates in Australia, Canada, India, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Qatar, and Oman; its headquarters are in the US.

SAFRAN (FRANCE)

Safran creates, produces, and markets defense and aerospace equipment. Systems and equipment used in military and commercial airplanes and helicopters are designed, manufactured, and sold by the company’s aircraft equipment and defense & aerosystems business divisions. The company’s products further include advanced systems like avionics and navigation systems, which frequently rely on sensors for real-time performance monitoring; fuel systems, where sensors are essential for ensuring fuel flow and measurement; and landing gear, where condition monitoring sensors guarantee the safety and dependability of landing gear systems. The company also offers defense-related technologies utilized in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), military aircraft, and helicopters, such as cutting-edge communication, security, and safety technology. These technologies depend on sensor systems to diagnose, improve situational awareness, and monitor operating conditions.

TE CONNECTIVITY LTD. (SWITZERLAND)

TE Connectivity is an expert in designing and producing sensor and connectivity solutions for various uses. Industrial, communication, and transportation solutions are the three main business divisions of the organization. The company sells sensors through its transportation solutions business division. This division also offers solutions for commercial transportation, automobiles, and sensors. The company operates 13 production sites in the Americas, Europe, and Asia, including six specialized sensor facilities. The US, Europe, and China each have two sites.

MEGGITT PLC (UK)

Meggitt PLC is a design and manufacturing firm that caters to the energy, defense, and aerospace sectors. Through several divisions, the company provides support to the aerospace sector. Meggitt Sensing Systems provides engineered sensors to monitor fluid levels and flow, temperature, speed, vibration, pressure, and power distribution and storage systems.
In August 2021, Parker Hannifin Corporation announced it would buy Meggitt PLC, a UK-based aerospace and defense provider, for about USD 8.63 billion. The European Commission approved the acquisition in April 2022, and the UK government approved it in July 2022, subject to Parker Hannifin selling off its aircraft wheels and brakes company to resolve competition issues. The agreement was completed on September 13, 2022, and Meggitt joined the Aerospace Group of Parker Hannifin. Parker’s portfolio was intended to be strengthened by this acquisition by incorporating Meggitt’s related technology and global experience in the aerospace and defense sector.

AMETEK, INC. (US)

AMETEK creates and produces electrical and mechanical equipment for the industrial, power, process, and aerospace sectors. The corporation operates through two primary business divisions: Electromechanical (EMG) and Electronic Instruments (EIG). These business divisions supply precision-measuring equipment, electronics, and analyzer systems to the aerospace & defense, healthcare, education, oil & power, heavy vehicles, and 3D manufacturing sectors. The electronic instruments division designs and manufactures cutting-edge instruments for the industrial, process, power, and aerospace industries. The electromechanical division produces precision motion control systems, heat management systems, specialty metals, and electrical interconnects for industrial, medical, automation, and aerospace and defense applications. The company operates in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.

Market Ranking Analysis, 2024

In 2024, the ranking of top aircraft sensor companies was determined by examining their financial results across several business sectors, the scope of their product portfolios, and the capabilities of each particular product. The evaluation also considered their recent endeavors, including technological advancements, product breakthroughs, and regional expansion. The ranking was based on several factors, including the revenue generated from aircraft sensors, the variety and uniqueness of their product lines, and strategic moves, including alliances, mergers, and cooperative efforts to form a unified market force.

Companies that are well-established in rapidly expanding sectors and actively participating in cutting-edge advancements in aircraft sensor technology are in a strong position to compete. Their position in the competition has also been reinforced by their capacity to invest in R&D, get substantial orders, and satisfy various market demands. These rankings have also been significantly shaped by dominance in important leader regions and the effectiveness of global distribution networks.

Market leaders have been firmly establishing themselves at the forefront of the industry by demonstrating resilience in the face of market fluctuations, emphasizing innovation, and actively seeking to expand their commercial and defense applications.

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