Embraer Publishes 20-Year Market Outlook

Rhea-AI Summary

Embraer has released its Market Outlook 2024, forecasting demand for 10,500 new sub-150-seat jets and turboprops through 2043, valued at USD 640 billion. The report highlights the increasing relevance of small narrowbody aircraft in complementing larger jets for medium and lower-density markets. North America is expected to lead jet deliveries, followed by Asia Pacific and Europe.

Key points include:

• Global passenger traffic (RPKs) forecast to grow 4% annually through 2043
• 8,470 jet and 2,030 turboprop deliveries expected
• Asia Pacific projected to have the highest RPK growth rate at 5.0%
• Emphasis on mixed fleets of small and large narrowbodies for optimal network service
• New opportunities identified for small-narrowbody freighters in e-commerce growth

Positive

• Forecast of 10,500 new aircraft orders worth USD 640 billion through 2043
• Increasing relevance of small narrowbody aircraft in the sub-150-seat category
• Global passenger traffic (RPKs) expected to grow 4% annually through 2043
• New opportunities for small-narrowbody freighters due to e-commerce growth

Negative

• None.

• Worldwide demand for 10,500 sub-150-seat jets and turboprops
• Value of new orders USD 640 billion
• North America, followed by Asia Pacific and Europe will lead jet deliveries

FARNBOROUGH, England, July 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Embraer has published Market Outlook 2024, its 20-year forecast for commercial aircraft deliveries in the sub-150-seat category. The report was presented at a press briefing during the Farnborough International Airshow today.

Market Outlook 2024 estimates 10,500 orders for new jets and turboprops through 2043. It also presents analyses of global influences and trends in six world regions that impact the demand for new aircraft.

The relevance of the small narrowbody category is increasing. Larger aircraft are not always economically or operationally optimal for medium and lower-density markets, particularly when multiple daily frequencies are essential for those cities to stay well-connected. Fleets with these aircraft benefit when complemented by smaller narrowbodies in the sub-150-seat segment. Small narrowbodies go where bigger jets cannot, do so more frequently, and usually more profitably. As the average aircraft size in key world regions increases, a reflection of the strong orderbook for 200-seat narrowbodies, it becomes clear that a mixed fleet of small and large narrowbodies is the best way to serve the diverse characteristics of an airline network.

Arjan Meijer, Embraer's President & CEO of Commercial Aviation, said, "A mix fleet of sub-150-seat jets and larger narrowbodies will be the successful fleet strategy for the next 20 years. The post-pandemic environment is different in so many ways. The business/leisure passenger mix is different. Demand patterns are different. The corporate workplace is different. And e-commerce is booming. Carriers are adding capacity in big markets, yet smaller cities still need to stay well-connected to airline networks with high frequency air service. We believe aircraft in the sub-150-seat category are the most efficient and cost-effective to address that need."

The Market Outlook also contains analysis of the cargo aircraft market and cites new opportunities for small-narrowbody freighters resulting from the projected growth in online commerce.

Highlights of the 20-Year Commercial Market Outlook – By the Numbers

World passenger traffic, measured in revenue passenger kilometers, has returned to 2019 levels except for the Asia Pacific/China region. RPKs are forecast to grow 4% annually through 2043.

Annual RPK regional growth rate – ranked          5.0%  Asia Pacific (includes China)                                                                                4.9%  Latin America                                                                                4.4%  Africa                                                                                4.4%  Middle East                                                                                3.3%  Europe                                                                                2.4%  North America

RPK share by the end of 2043                                38%  Asia Pacific                                                                                 38%  Europe + North America

Global demand for new aircraft up to 150 seats 10,500  units                                                                                8,470 jets                                                                                2,030 turboprops

Market value of all new aircraft                            USD 640 billion

Jet deliveries - 8,470 (% share) – by region           2,610  North America (30.8%)                                                                                2,260  China & Asia Pacific (26.7%)                                                                                2,110  Europe & CIS (24.9%)                                                                                   770  Latin America (9.1%)                                                                                   380  Africa (4.5%)                                                                                   340  Middle East (4.0%)

Turboprop deliveries - 2,030 (% share) – by region 980  China & Asia Pacific (48.3%)                                                                                   350  North America (17.2%)                                                                                   290  Europe & CIS (14.3%)                                                                                   220  Africa (10.8%)                                                                                   160  Latin America (7.9%)                                                                                     30  Middle East (1.5%)

Download the complete Embraer 2024 Market Outlook at www.embraercommercialaviation.com/marketoutlook

About Embraer

A global aerospace company headquartered in Brazil, Embraer has businesses in Commercial and Executive aviation, Defense and Security, and Agricultural Aviation. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and markets aircraft and systems, providing Services and Support to customers after-sales.

Since it was founded in 1969, Embraer has delivered more than 9,000 aircraft. On average, about every 10 seconds an aircraft manufactured by Embraer takes off somewhere in the world, transporting over 145 million passengers a year.

Embraer is the leading manufacturer of commercial jets with up to 150 seats and the main exporter of high value-added goods in Brazil. The company maintains industrial units, offices, service, and parts distribution centers, among other activities, across the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Europe.

PRESS OFFICES:

Headquarters (Brazil)

Corporate Communications
embraer@idealhks.com
Cell: +55 11 98890 7777
Tel.: +55 11 4873 7984

View original content:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/embraer-publishes-20-year-market-outlook-302204588.html

SOURCE Embraer S.A.

FAQ

What is Embraer's forecast for sub-150-seat aircraft demand through 2043?

Embraer's Market Outlook 2024 forecasts demand for 10,500 new sub-150-seat jets and turboprops through 2043, valued at USD 640 billion.

Which regions are expected to lead in jet deliveries according to Embraer's forecast?

According to Embraer's forecast, North America is expected to lead in jet deliveries, followed by Asia Pacific and Europe.

What is the projected annual growth rate for global passenger traffic (RPKs) through 2043?

Embraer's Market Outlook 2024 projects global passenger traffic (RPKs) to grow at an annual rate of 4% through 2043.

How many jet and turboprop deliveries does Embraer forecast for the next 20 years?

Embraer forecasts 8,470 jet deliveries and 2,030 turboprop deliveries over the next 20 years.