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20-Jul-2026 12:28 PM

Boeing forecasts demand for USD4.9 trillion services market and 2.4m new personnel by 2045

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Airbus forecast global commercial aircraft services demand rising 3.6% CAGR to USD311 billion by 2044, led by off-wing MRO and fast-growing digital/connectivity services, with connected aircraft increasing from 11,000 to more than 40,000 by 20441. Airbus also projected more than 2.35 million new aviation professionals by 2044, including 1.01 million cabin crew, 705,000 technicians and 633,000 pilots1.

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