$ 15 trillion in total orders expected in the aviation sector in 20 years

Boeing plans to double the number of aircraft in the world over the next 20 years, indicating the rapid growth of this sector driven by the increase in air traffic in the world.
"In the next 20 years, we expect a total demand of $ 15 billion if we consider orders for new aircraft and commercial services," said Randy Tinseth, vice president of marketing for the US giant at Farnborough Air Show in Great Britain. "We see a total demand for very large aircraft While the Airbus group, which also presented its predictions before the show, plans to double the number of passenger aircraft over the next 20 years, representing a need more than a billion dollars.According to the European Community, 37390 thousand passenger planes and new freight worth $ 5800 billion.
The group says in its forecast for 2018-2037 "The Aircraft fleet in service will be 48 thousand pieces thanks to the annual growth of air traffic of 4.4%.
Boeing intends to leverage this growth to strengthen its service presence
By the end of 2016, Seattle-based Boeing has established a new division, Boeing Global Services, as well as commercial, defense and aerospace navigation platforms.
and aims to achieve $ 50 billion in business turnover in 10 years in the civilian and military sectors.
Airbus is on the same track and looking for a $ 10 billion business turnover for the same period, Wise "for fleet management through massive data .Behind this growth spurt of emerging countries and the emergence of an increasingly aerial middle class.
"These markets have a large number of people, economies that are growing rapidly, and so we are facing a strong growth of the middle class "
The medium-haul segment, particularly the Boeing 737 Max and the A320 Niu, of this growth.
Boeing plans to deliver 31,360,000 aircraft for medium-sized flights by 2037 on 42 700.
The market recovery is reflected in the orders announced by the two giants of the show The European Union said the second day that contracts worth 44 billion US rival contracts worth $ 45.8 billion.