The global aircraft manufacturing market is led by major commercial, regional, and defense builders based across North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.
Major Commercial Airliner Manufacturers
- Airbus: Based in France (with major operations across Europe), producing market-leading narrow-body and wide-body commercial jets like the A320 and A350.
- Boeing: Based in the United States, building commercial airliners like the 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner, alongside defense systems.
- COMAC (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China): Based in China, known for developing regional and narrow-body airliners like the ARJ21 and C919.
Regional and Business Jet Manufacturers
- Embraer: Based in Brazil, specializing in commercial regional jets and executive aviation.
- Bombardier: Based in Canada, focusing on high-end large-cabin business jets like the Global series.
- Textron Aviation: Based in the United States, famous for Cessna Citation business jets and Beechcraft.
- Gulfstream Aerospace: Based in the United States, manufacturing long-range corporate luxury jets.
- Dassault Aviation: Based in France, producer of the Falcon family of business jets.
Defense and Specialty Aerospace
- Lockheed Martin: Based in the United States, a primary defense contractor and military aircraft manufacturer.
- Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI): Based in South Korea, producing military trainer aircraft, defense jets, and helicopters.
Further Exploration:
- View a broad alphabetical directory on Wikipedia.
- Review market valuation details on Manufacturing Digital.
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