Aircraft Fuel Systems Market

The aircraft fuel systems market is estimated in terms of market size to be USD 10.17 billion in 2025 to USD 11.63 billion by 2030, at a CAGR of 2.7%. Market growth is supported by the rising worldwide air traffic, mounting aircraft production volumes, and demand for lighter-weight and fuel-efficient systems to accommodate strict emission and performance requirements. Advancements in next-gen aircraft platforms, growth in commercial & military fleets, and sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) & hybrid-electric propulsion systems are also driving the requirement for advanced fuel management technologies.

Eaton Corporation (Ireland), Parker Hannifin Corporation (US), Woodward Inc. (US), Honeywell International Inc. (US), Triumph Group (US), RTX (US), Safran (France), Crane Aerospace & Electronics (US), Secondo Mona S.p.A (Italy), Porvair Filtration Group (UK), AMETEK Inc. (US), Currawong Engineering (Australia), Allen Aircraft Products, Inc. (US), CiES Inc. (US), and HEICO Corporation (US) are the top companies in the market. These companies have implemented various growth strategies, like investments, collaborations & expansions, contracts, partnerships, and agreements related to aircraft fuel systems to strengthen their market positions.

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Major Aircraft Fuel Systems Companies Include:

• Eaton Corporation (Ireland)
• Parker Hannifin Corporation (US)
• Woodward Inc. (US)
• Honeywell International Inc. (US)
• Triumph Group (US)
• RTX (US)
• Safran (France)
• Crane Aerospace & Electronics (US)
• Secondo Mona S.p.A (Italy)
• Porvair Filtration Group (UK)
• AMETEK Inc. (US)
• Currawong Engineering (Australia)
• Allen Aircraft Products, Inc. (US)
• CiES Inc. (US)
• HEICO Corporation (US)

Parker Hannifin Corporation is a world leader in motion and control technologies. The company's two main business segments are Aerospace Systems and Diversified Industrial. Parker Hannifin offers essential fuel system solutions, including fuel pumps, valves, fuel metering units, and complete fuel management systems for various aircraft platforms. Parker added Meggitt's skills in sophisticated fuel systems, fuel tanks, fuel gauging, thermal management solutions, brake systems, and aerospace sensors to its aerospace portfolio after acquiring Meggitt PLC in September 2022. This strategic acquisition further reinforced Parker Hannifin's technological leadership and global presence in the aerospace and military industry.

RTX operates through three primary divisions—Collins Aerospace, Raytheon, and Pratt & Whitney—with Collins Aerospace leading the aircraft fuel systems market. This division provides advanced solutions for fuel distribution, management, inerting, and refueling, supporting both commercial and military aircraft. Its technologies enhance efficiency, safety, and mission performance across various flight conditions. With a strong global footprint and broad innovation portfolio, RTX supports platforms ranging from regional jets to next-generation military aircraft. Ongoing collaboration with OEMs and defense agencies drives its role in advancing fuel system performance and sustainability.

Eaton Corporation’s aerospace product offerings include parts essential to aircraft fuel, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems, and key systems for power control, distribution & quality, hydraulic actuation, and fuel management. The company's Aerospace division, which specializes in fuel, hydraulics, and pneumatic systems for both commercial and military aviation, makes a significant contribution to its operations. Fuel pumps, valves, pressure regulators, and fuel management sensors are just a few of the many parts that Eaton offers for airplane fuel systems.

Safran designs and manufactures aerospace and defense systems across its Aerospace Propulsion, Aircraft Equipment, Defense & Aerosystems, and Aircraft Interiors segments. Its Aircraft Equipment, Defense & Aerosystems division develops and delivers aircraft fuel systems used in civil, military, and helicopter platforms. These systems manage fuel flow, measurement, and distribution, enhancing safety, efficiency, and compliance. Safran’s advanced fuel systems integrate real-time diagnostics and monitoring capabilities and support next-generation commercial, military, and UAV applications. The company’s role in the aircraft fuel systems market is driven by innovation and close collaboration with OEMs and defense agencies.

Woodward, Inc. creates and manufactures components and control system solutions for power production systems, commercial engines, and aircraft engines. Its Aerospace segment develops, produces, and maintains systems for controlling fuel, air, and combustion in aircraft engines. The company offers actuators, control valves, and fuel metering units. Woodward's presence in the aircraft fuel systems market is a result of the Aerospace division, which serves the requirements of both military and commercial aviation platforms.

Market Ranking, 2024

Based on an in-depth assessment of revenue generation from aircraft fuel systems, technological advancement, strategic partnerships, and global market reach, the following five companies have emerged as market leaders in 2024:

• Parker Hannifin Corporation (US) has solidified its top position by leveraging its acquisition of Meggitt and delivering integrated, modular fuel systems across a broad commercial and defense aviation customer base.
• RTX (US), through Collins Aerospace, has maintained leadership by offering advanced fuel distribution and inerting technologies and securing long-term partnerships with major OEMs and defense agencies.
• Eaton (Ireland) remains a key player due to its vertically integrated manufacturing, extensive IP portfolio, and robust support across both conventional and hybrid fuel architectures.
• Safran (France) continues to strengthen its market standing through innovation in fuel gauging and inerting systems, especially for next-generation aircraft and UAVs.
• Woodward (US) has retained relevance by focusing on high-precision engine control and fuel metering systems, with a strong presence in business jets and military platforms.

These companies have succeeded by aligning product strategies with decarbonization trends, expanding international distribution, and sustaining investments in digital fuel technologies. The competitive landscape remains dynamic, with smaller firms pushing innovation and OEMs seeking cost-efficient, interoperable fuel system solutions, keeping pressure on incumbents to adapt rapidly.

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Aircraft Fuel Systems Market by System (Pumps, Valves, Control Units, Flow Meters, Sensors, Gauges), Technology (Pump, Gravity, Pressurized Feed), Engine (Conventional, Hybrid-Electric), Point of Sale, Aircraft & Region - Global Forecast to 2030

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