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Aviation Fuel Market Size and Forecast by Type, Application and Region 2025

The global aviation fuel market is expected to display higher growth rate over the next five years. Rapid surge in market is credited to the shifting tend towards air travel, particularly in developing economies across the globe. Increasing number of aircraft carriers and presence of large number of airline operators are expected to drive the growth of the market over the forecast period.

The global aviation fuel market is expected to display higher growth rate over the next five years. Rapid surge in market is credited to the shifting tend towards air travel, particularly in developing economies across the globe. Increasing number of aircraft carriers and presence of large number of airline operators are expected to drive the growth of the market over the forecast period.

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fuel is expected to foster industry expansion in the upcoming years. In addition, rise in air traffic <strong>and</strong><br />

aircraft fleet in both commercial <strong>and</strong> military applications is predicted to spur the growth of aviation<br />

fuel market over the forecast period. Growing air cargo transportation in size & volume is estimated<br />

to offer several growth prospects to industry participants over the next seven years.<br />

Rising freight traffic is the key market trend associated with aviation fuel industry, in the past few<br />

years. Improved living st<strong>and</strong>ards coupled with rising per capita income, particularly in the BRICS<br />

economies such as Brazil, Russia, India, China <strong>and</strong> South Africa are major contributing factors for<br />

robust market growth. Increasing air passengers each years, diverging demographic outlooks, <strong>and</strong><br />

liberalization of aviation markets are predicted to stimulate industry expansion.<br />

The market is broadly categorized into two major segments based on the application type such as<br />

aviation turbine fuel <strong>and</strong> aviation biofuel. <strong>Aviation</strong> turbine fuel segment is growing rapidly in the<br />

market with substantial revenue generation in the last few years. Growing dem<strong>and</strong> for aviation<br />

turbine fuel segment is attributed to the increasing use of gas-turbine engines to power aircrafts.<br />

<strong>Aviation</strong> biofuel segment has also witnessed substantial growth due to the favorable government<br />

initiatives to promote use of biofuels <strong>and</strong> rising cost of crude oils.<br />

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The market is divided <strong>by</strong> region as North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America <strong>and</strong> Africa.<br />

North America has shown major growth in recent years owing to the rise in the implementation of<br />

latest technologies in oil & gas sector, surge in number of research & development activities in the<br />

region <strong>and</strong> existence of well-established industrial infrastructure. In European region, Germany,<br />

France, <strong>and</strong> United Kingdom are projected to witness steady growth due to increasing adoption of<br />

the bio-fuels <strong>and</strong> renewable fuels.<br />

Asia-Pacific region is estimated to hold major share in the aviation fuel industry with massive growth<br />

in forecast period. Countries such as India, China <strong>and</strong> Singapore are leading the Asia-Pacific market<br />

with rising number passengers, increasing airline fleets, improved living st<strong>and</strong>ards, rising disposable<br />

income <strong>and</strong> significant investment <strong>by</strong> leading industry players considering potential growth<br />

opportunities in the region.

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