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Global dependent surveillance-broadcast market reached US$ 853.7 million in 2022 and is expected to reach US$ 3,652.0 bllion by 2030, growing with a CAGR of 19.9% during the forecast period 2023-2030.
Future market growth is anticipated to be boosted by elements including the development of cloud technologies, quick R&D in surveillance-broadcast services and the entry of new industry competitors in the market.
In April 2019, The EASA issued CS-STAN Revision 3, which streamlines the ADS-B Out installation process and permits the use of current GPS technology. For instance, adding two more wires from an existing GPS will enable ADS-B Out on an EASA-certified aircraft with a Trig transponder. ADS-B Out will make all aircraft more visible after the installation is done locally by a facility that has been given approval. Therefore, the Europe is capturing significant global market shares.
The Growing Adoption of Automated Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (ADS-B)
ADS-B's integration into the surveillance infrastructure offers significant benefits that the ATM network can take benefit of. These benefits include full "network-wide" surveillance coverage, surveillance "everywhere," or with no gaps from gate to gate, the ability to conduct air-to-air surveillance and the availability of a traffic situational awareness picture on board. The airplane is a vital component of the network and surveillance information is directly obtained via onboard devices.
Additionally, it provides High performance, Enhanced safety, Enhanced capacity and Cost-effectiveness. Currently, ADS-B is started to be used across North America, Europe, as well as other parts of the world, including Asia-Pacific. Both at the system and application levels, compatibility is ensured globally. RTCA and EUROCAE are working together on developing the ADS-B standards. Therefore, the growing adoption of the automated dependent surveillance broadcast drives the growth of the global market.
Regulatory Standardized Environment and Surveillance Modernisation
Regulation 1207/2011, which establishes standards for the operation and interoperability of surveillance for the single European sky (SPI-IR) and its revisions Regulation 1028/2014 and Regulation 2017/386, are in effect throughout Europe.
According to EU regulations, the Mode S Elementary Surveillance requirements apply to any IFR/GAT aircraft operating in Europe, whereas the Mode S Enhanced Surveillance and ADS-B out requirements apply to aircraft with a maximum takeoff mass or cruising real air speed more than 250 knots. For both retrofit and newly built aircraft, compliance is required by 7 June 2020.
Compatibility with Existing systems
ADS-B retrofit on older aircraft It can be expensive and time-consuming to replace transponders and upgrade ground-based systems to receive ADS-B data. Some operators can be discouraged from using ADS-B because of the high expenses of retrofitting.
It might be challenging to integrate ADS-B technology into existing avionics and air traffic control systems. It takes careful planning and cooperation to ensure that the new system integrates seamlessly with legacy hardware while ensuring safety and reliability. Therefore, integrating existing systems may prevent the market from expanding.
Many nations had established deadlines for requiring the installation of ADS-B in their fleets of aircraft. However, some authorities extended these deadlines to give the business more leeway due to the difficulties caused by the pandemic.
While the pandemic had a detrimental impact on the market as a whole, it also hastened the use of digital and remote technology in the aviation sector. As the market strives for more effective and affordable solutions, this could have long-term effects for ADS-B and other related technologies.
The global dependent surveillance-broadcast market is segmented based on type, component, application, end-user and region.
ADS-B Out "The Future of Dominant and Accurate Surveillance Technology"
ADS-B also has regulatory advantages in addition to operational ones. ADS-B Out requirements for particular types of aircraft and inside particular airspace have been legislated by many nations or are in the process of being mandated. ADS-B technology adoption is being pushed forward globally by this legislative initiative.
More aircraft operators are investing in ADS-B out as the aviation industry continues to recognize its advantages. As a result, ADS-B out is well-positioned to hold onto a significant market share and consolidate its status as a vital surveillance technology for the development of air traffic management.
The Government and Industry Mandates for North American ADS-B
As a crucial part of the NextGen Project, which aims to modernize the air traffic control infrastructure and operations, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has mandated the deployment of the Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) system by January 2020.
By utilizing international satellite navigation systems to produce precise air visuals for air traffic management, the ADS-B system aims to replace antiquated techniques like primary and secondary radars. As a result, U.S. holds a market share of more than 3/4th in North America.
The major global players include: Garmin International, Honeywell Aerospace, L3Harris Technologies, Collins Aerospace, Avidyne Corporation, Trig Avionic2s, Becker Avionics GmbH, Aspen Avionics, Inc., uAvionix and Saab AB.
The global dependent surveillance-broadcast market report would provide approximately 69 tables, 69 figures and 225 Pages.
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