Military Aircraft: Where the Opportunities Lie, 2020-29

Matthew Jouppi Michael Tint December 20, 2019
light combat aircraft
Over the next 10 years, training and light-combat aircraft will be a hot market, with requirements for some 372 aircraft.
Credit: Boeing
The World's Hottest Defense Competitions Over the next decade, the world is going to purchase 10,335 new aircraft. While armed forces have requirements for every type of aircraft, budgets and politics often intervene, slowing or altogether stopping plans to upgrade fleets and develop wholly new...
Matthew Jouppi

Matthew is the Military Program Analyst at Aviation Week’s Intelligence and Data Services (IDS). Matthew previously served as a Defense Analyst covering the Asia-Pacific region for IDS.

Michael Tint

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