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Aerospace Oxygen System Market size was valued at USD 4.98 Billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 7.57 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 5.36% from 2026 to 2032.
The main factors influencing the global Aircraft Oxygen Systems Market are the rise in air travel as well as the desire for modern, technologically advanced aircraft to replace aging ones. Additionally, improvements in oxygen storage systems and cabin structural reconfiguration are having a favorable effect on market expansion. The sector has also benefited from the stringent enforcement of limitations on the provision of supplemental oxygen as well as the rising demand for carry-on portable oxygen. However, there are a number of factors preventing the growth of this industry, including safety regulations, limited supplier manufacturing capacity, and expensive equipment.
Global Aerospace Oxygen System Market Definition
The systems that provide oxygen to every passenger and member of the cabin crew when an airplane is in flight are referred to as "aircraft oxygen systems". Low air pressure causes the air inside of aircraft to periodically become unfit for breathing, which is why these oxygen systems are designed to supply new oxygen. These are typically stored as compressed gas in oxygen cylinders, while certain aircraft may store them in liquid form. Along with maintaining the atmospheric conditions at the surface level, it aids in controlling temperature and humidity levels. The oxygen systems used in aircraft include oxygen supply, oxygen storage, and oxygen masks.
When the airplane is in flight, the oxygen system on board provides oxygen to the crew and passengers. Aircraft employed lavatory oxygen systems to provide passengers with fresh oxygen while they used the restroom before the cabin depressurized. Chemical oxygen generators, which are situated in the overhead compartments above the passenger seats and create oxygen through a chemical reaction, must be replaced as they approach the end of their useful lives. When the cabin air pressure decreases after the airplane rises above 12,000 feet, this technology is used. The human body consumes oxygen at tissue levels in accordance with metabolic requirements because it is a highly aerobic organism. The amount of oxygen that is accessible for inhalation changes with any decrease in atmospheric pressure.
In order to accommodate human presence throughout the flight at high altitudes, the cabin of the aeroplane must be pressurized to mimic the pressure at a lower height. Aircraft oxygen systems are made to either produce a supply of pure oxygen for use by the crew or passengers, or to regulate and dilute oxygen levels as needed. Although oxygen in gaseous form is frequently used in airplanes, the amount used varies depending on the kind of aircraft. The oxygen cylinders have been correctly modified so that they can feed a system using a regulator and tubing.
Global Aerospace Oxygen System Market Overview
The distribution of oxygen in civil aviation is facilitated by a number of aircraft systems that are used for a range of reasons in a variety of aircraft types. The Aircraft Oxygen Systems Market's potential for growth has been significantly impacted by the tight implementation of regulations on an emergency or supplemental oxygen delivery in the civil aviation sector. The development of oxygen storage systems is one of the main factors fueling the market's expansion. The focus is on shedding pounds while keeping the end in mind. Portable oxygen for light aircraft is becoming more and more common. Cylinders that are incredibly light are a key factor propelling the business. The industry has been strengthened by improvements in approved testing modules to verify that aviation oxygen systems meet safety criteria.
One illustration is the rising trend of oxygen cylinder hydrostatic testing. Highly reliable oxygen systems will be introduced in the aircraft industry. Additionally, the growing demand for continuous-flow systems is creating new business prospects for equipment manufacturers. In the majority of airplanes, oxygen is kept in one or more oxygen cylinders as a pressurized gas. Normally, oxygen cylinders are kept on the flight deck for use in an emergency. However, oxygen is kept as a liquid in other kinds of aircraft. The global market for aircraft oxygen systems is anticipated to significantly advance along its growth trajectory throughout the period of forecasting. The market is anticipated to expand as a result of rising passenger traffic on a global scale and the availability of more compact, smaller aircraft oxygen system components. Improved storage solutions have been introduced by manufacturers in the aircraft oxygen systems sector thanks to material improvements.
Additionally, the need for portability is their main problem. In recent years, pilots have been progressively advised to use these gadgets due to the high altitude at which passenger flights fly. The market for aircraft oxygen systems has grown as a result of advancements in portable oxygen equipment technology. Extreme caution is required while using the oxygen systems on board an aircraft. There is a sizable possibility of fire if required precautions are not taken. Additionally, instances of oxygen cylinders breaking unexpectedly as a result of human error, particularly by the flight crew, have surfaced. The aviation industry has become more cautious when it comes to the use of aircraft oxygen systems as a result of all of these factors.
The Global Aircraft Oxygen Systems Market is segmented on the basis of Mechanism, System Type, And Geography.
Based on Mechanism, The market is segmented into Chemical Oxygen Generator and Compressed Oxygen System. The Chemical Oxygen Generator is anticipated to grow the fastest during the projection period in terms of mechanism type. These molecules are converted into oxygen flow when the source is triggered by a chemical oxygen system made of sodium chromate (NaClO3) and minute amounts of other chemicals. In the overhead storage compartment, this device is found over the passenger seat. The FAA regulation requiring the use of the chemical oxygen system in aircraft carrying more than 20 passengers is largely to blame for the industry's explosive growth.
Based on System Type, The market is segmented into Passenger Oxygen System and Crew Oxygen System. During the projection period, The largest segment is anticipated to continue being the Passenger Oxygen System. A greater proportion of passenger oxygen systems than crew oxygen systems, as well as a higher replacement rate, are what are driving the passenger oxygen system. Growing air travel is still a primary element encouraging the creation of cutting-edge airplane oxygen systems. IATA's (International Air Transport Association) research predicts that by 2036, 7.8 billion people would have taken flights. This has opened up opportunities for producers of aviation oxygen systems to offer cutting-edge goods to airlines, which is anticipated to drive the market's expansion in the upcoming years.
The "Global Aerospace Oxygen System Market" study report will provide a valuable insight with an emphasis on the global market including some of the major players such as B/E Aerospace Inc, Zodiac Aerospace S.A, Cobham PLC, Air Liquide, Technodinamika Holding, Jsc, Aviation Oxygen System Inc, BASA Aviation Ltd, Aeromedix.Com Llc, Precise Flight Inc, and Ventura Aerospace, Inc.
Our market analysis also entails a section solely dedicated to such major players wherein our analysts provide an insight into the financial statements of all the major players, along with product benchmarking and SWOT analysis.