European Sold Production of Parts for All Types of Aircraft Excluding Propellers, Rotors, Under Carriages for Civil Use Share by Country (Euros)

In 2023, Germany dominated the European sold production of aircraft parts, excluding propellers, rotors, and undercarriages for civil use, with a significant share of 48.38%. The United Kingdom held the second-largest share at 22.59%, followed by Italy at 9.33%, Spain at 7.25%, and France at 6.37%. Notably, Poland and Portugal exhibited strong growth rates of 8.52% and 6.72% respectively. Denmark had the highest year-on-year increase at 14.57%, while Finland showed exceptional growth with a 74.45% increase. Conversely, Lithuania experienced a substantial decline of 31.34%.

Looking forward, the sector is expected to remain influenced by macroeconomic factors, such as geopolitical tensions and supply chain adjustments. Key players like Germany and the UK will likely maintain their leadership but should focus on innovation and sustainability to strengthen their position. Emerging contributors, particularly those with strong growth rates like Denmark and Finland, could seize upon enhanced technological advancements and investments to gain a larger share in European production. Strategic partnerships and policy measures in support of the aerospace industry will also be crucial for driving future growth.