#21 Manufacturing Matters: Spring 2023 Aerospace Industry Outlook

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Richard Aboulafia, FRAeS, examines current aerospace markets in this Spring 2023 Aerospace Industry Outlook.

Richard Aboulafia, FRAeS, examines current aerospace markets in this Spring 2023 Aerospace Industry Outlook.

Topics
• Single-aisle jetliner orders now reign supreme, but when will twin-aisle jet sales recover?
• Are the aerospace original equipment manufacturers keeping up with their production rate plans?
• Which defense programs are drawing new investments?
• Are the aerospace industry’s supply chain bottlenecks a thing of the past?

Series sponsors: ISCAR USA, Renishaw

Webinar sponsors:  CHIRON Group, Heidenhain, Makino, Niigata Engineering, Solar Atmospheres, Walter USA