Revivingthe CommerciaAircraft Supply ChainWhat'sholdina back the commercial aircraft supply chain-and where to ao fromhereOliverWyman
RevivingtheCommercial AircraftSupplyChainContentsForewordExecutiveSummary1.Aircraft MarketSize and Outbok1111.KeySupply ChainStructuresEvolution and Structure of the OEM Value ChainMROMarketStructure2ITL.SunnlyChainChallenaee3到3384Industry VolatilityAirraftand Parts DeliveryDelaysIncreased MaintenanceTurnaroundTimesPriceIncreases4445IV.RootCausesofSupplyChainChallengesTheme2:;SupplyChainDisruptionsTheme3:LaborChallenges@OliverWyman
RevivingtheCommercial AircraftSupplyChainV. Impact onAirlines53555Delaved FuelCost EfficiencyEnaineLeasinqCostsInventoryHoldingCostsOtherCostsSVI.Conclusion:Actions forIndustry58Action1:RampUpCollaborationAction 2:ImproveSupply Chain InsightAction 3: Better Leverage Inventory and Maintenance DataAction4;Expand Maintenance and PartsSupplyAction5:Support the Current and Future Workforce64AppendixA:CostImpactMethodology66AppendixB:Glossary@OliverWyman
RevivingtheCommercial AircraftSupplyChainForewordAviation cannot function without a reliable supply chain. Yet today,grounded aircraft delayed deliveries, and escalating maintenance and leasing costs are clear symptoms ofasystem under strain.Airlines face long waits forengines and components,while OEMsMROs, and suppliers are challenged by capacity and labor constraints, as well as fragilesupply chains.Aircraftcertfication delays and enairereliabilitv isues are comooundina backlos andextendingdelivery times.Atthesame time,the aviationeconomicmodellhas becomeunbalanced, with engine and equipmentsystem OEMs receiving a growina share ofproftability fromaftermarketrepairs and spare parts, rather than new equipmentsles Timely acessto serviceable parts and maintenance sesential to keepaircrat flyngcessary groundings. This requiresrestoring standard supply lead timesIraround tines. A stronaer supply chain also depends on transparencya chain Without decisive artion. these bottlenecksrislconstraining aviationarowthand sustainabilitvsoutthescaleof thechallenge and providesimprovingforecasting and data visibility, and fostering competition and alternativesolutions will becritical.Revivingthe supplychainisnotoptional;itis essentilforthe futureof aviation.@OliverWyman
Executive SummarySupply chain challenges are one of the most pressing issues facing the commercial aviationindustrytoday, with airlines waiting longer for both air craft and parts. As a result, airlineshave beenforced to reevaluate fleetplans and, in many cases, keepolderaircraft flyinglongewhich has createdeven.more complicationsin the aftermarket Byour estimate, these challenges could cost the airline industry more than $11 bllion' in 2025,driven by a mix of delayed fuelcost savings, higher maintenance costs, and increased sparesinventory,But this representsonlyaportion of theeconomic and operationalimpactsfacingthe aviation industry due to supply chain challenges; others include delayed expansion ofservice, impacted aircraft and asset lease...
