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Aerospace
24.11.2024 | Pulse Check

Aerospace Pulse Check Q4/2024

Cautious optimism defines aerospace in 2025, with focus on growth, efficiency, and AI innovation, while eVTOL lags. Our latest Aerospace Pulse Check reveals key insights.

WHAT IS CURRENTLY DRIVING THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY?

With our latest Aerospace Pulse Check we take a closer look at the current state of the industry and share valuable insights.

  • Current sentiment: while optimism remains, there are new challenges. We explain why only 3% rate the outlook as ‘very positive’.
  • Looking ahead: Growth, costs and supply chains – these are the three major construction sites for 2025.
  • Focus on AI: 72% of companies are already using artificial intelligence to optimise processes, increase efficiency and promote innovation. At the same time, our results show where there is still untapped potential in the industry.
  • Future technologies: Why eVTOL still has a long way to go and how AI is already driving efficiency and innovation today.

IT’S WORTH A LOOK – THE RESULTS PROVIDE NEW IMPETUS FOR 2025.

   

GET IN CONTACT WITH OUR EXPERT

Sven Steinert

Head of H&Z Management Consulting
Sven Steinert

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