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Cabin retrofit boom drives $38bn aircraft interiors market towards 2031

Report from MarketsandMarkets projects sector growth of 5.39% CAGR

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Cabin retrofit boom drives $38bn aircraft interiors market towards 2031

Airlines' growing appetite for cabin retrofits and premium seating is set to drive the aircraft cabin interiors market from $29.2bn in 2026 to $38bn by 2031, according to new research from MarketsandMarkets. The report highlights rising investment in fleet modernisation programmes, connected cabin technologies and premium economy products as carriers seek to improve passenger experience and generate higher yields.

The report profiles players such as Safran, RTX, Diehl, Panasonic and Honeywell and details their growth strategies such as product launches, partnerships, agreements, collaborations, investments, and defence contracts to strengthen their presence in the aircraft cabin interiors market.

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