Briefing Series: World Military & Civil Aircraft Briefing
The Business Jet Overview comprises three written sections and one quantitative section. First, we look at the market, where it’s going. Second is our assessment of the manufacturers and new product development prospects. Third is our our forecast, including assumptions and segment details. Finally, there’s our quantitative market forecast, which covers all turbofan and turboprop business aircraft. All of these sections use constant 2018 dollars for comparison purposes. But first, we have an introductory section, which may be helpful.Methodology
The publisher's analysts employ a combination of empirical and expert centered approaches to forecasting across multiple global defense and aerospace markets. Numerous variables play into future market requirements: macroeconomics, geopolitics, regional competitiveness, public and private market forces, cost pressures, country‐specific budget constraints, supplier relationships, etc.
We maintain proprietary databases that provide a strong foundation for building a quantitative understanding of key relationships between the forces that drive the demand for an array of products, platforms, and systems. These data assets have been developed and expanded over 30 years of company operations and provide an unapparelled set of resources that make the publisher uniquely qualified to forecast future industry performance. These empirical fundamentals allow for rigorous modelling.
In addition to this highly structured, data-driven perspective, the publisher through the expertise of its analysts has a comprehensive qualitative understanding of the forces that shape market demand. It is our position that forecasting demands both empirical understanding and artistic interpretation based on insights gained from decades of dedicated research and analysis. The result is a forecast that combines both to achieve a highly informed window to the future.
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