Aircraft Insurance Market Analysis and COVID19 impact
Market Overview:
The Aircraft Insurance Market will obtain a value of USD 16.84 Billion and a CAGR of 2.78% between
2020-2030.
The
thriving aviation industry and increased number of airports worldwide are
driving the market's growth. The number of people choosing to fly has
significantly increased in recent years. Increasing air passenger traffic and
enacting more laws and regulations about passenger safety are two additional
factors driving market expansion. To meet this growing demand, emerging and
developing nations are expanding and modernizing their existing airport
terminals and constructing new ones. A further factor contributing to market
rise is the emergence of "smart airports," which use various forms of
intelligent automation, including automated baggage handling systems and
self-check-in kiosks.
Aerospace
product liabilities are predicted to expand, driving the need for insurance
services as group handling, and aircraft refueling becomes more and more
necessary. Aside from that, the industry is also expanding due to the rising
usage of drones, spaceships, and aeroplanes for space research. Customers of
insurance shield themselves and their property against mishaps and damage
brought on by climatic changes, defective equipment, and collisions. In
addition, decreased insurance premium costs are leading to an increase in the
number of policyholders, fueling market expansion.
Key
Players:
Allianz
Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) (Germany), American International Group
(AIG) (US), ACE Holdings W.L.L (Bahrain), Willis Towers Watson (England), Chubb
(Switzerland), STARR INTERNATIONAL COMPANY INC.(US), AXA (France), Arthur J.
Gallagher & Co. (US), Munich Re (Germany), Marsh LLC (US)
Segmentation Analysis:
The
Aircraft Insurance Market is divided into different segments.
According
to insurance type, the market is divided into five categories: public liability
insurance, passenger liability insurance, ground risk hull insurance, and
in-flight insurance. Passenger liability is the industry with the biggest
estimated growth throughout the forecasted period. The market is expanding due
to Passenger Liability Insurance compensating passengers injured during a
flight. This is a legal requirement in numerous countries all around the world.
It is typically included with the ticket and sold on a per-seat basis.
The
market is divided into service providers, airport operators, and others based
on the end-user industry. Airport operators dominate the market share. It is
anticipated that the development of smart airports in nations like China and
India, an increase in airport restoration programs, and the expensive cost of
expanding airports would all contribute to the category's growth.
Service
providers, airport operators, and others comprise the market's three segments
based on the end-user industry. Airport operators own a monopoly on the market.
The development of smart airports in nations like China and India, a surge in
airport restoration programs, and the expensive cost of expanding airports are
predicted to be the main drivers of category growth.
Regional analysis:
Because
of the presence of notable insurance companies like Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and
American International Group, Inc., the North American region was predicted to dominate
the industry. Additionally, the European region is anticipated to lead the
global aero plane insurance market due to major aircraft producers like Airbus
SAS.
Due
to the rise in air travel in nations like China and India, this region is
expanding. Additionally, the Middle East and Africa region is fueling market
expansion due to the expansion of new airports in nations like the United Arab
Emirates and the region's expanding UAV manufacturing.
Recent developments:
In
February 2022, Taiwan-based airline STARLUX Airlines received the first
A330-900 wide-body aircraft, according to an announcement by Airbus. The
airplane is the first of 26 wide-body aircraft that the firm will get. The
airline has placed orders for eight A330neo and 18 A350 aircraft.
Western
Global Airlines secured a definitive order for two Boeing 777 Freighters in
February 2022. There is an additional purchasing option included in the order.
The airline declared it would add the new 777 Freighters to its current fleet.
The maximum structural payload for the freighter is anticipated to be 107
metric tons.
Full
report @ https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/aircraft-insurance-market-9535
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