So I just read something about the top aircraft manufacturers and their revenue numbers for 2025. Boeing's raking in around $90 billion, while Airbus isn't too far behind with over $80 billion. Pretty wild, right? And then there's Lockheed Martin, almost matching Boeing and Airbus thanks to the military contracts.
It's kinda crazy how much demand there still is in commercial aviation, especially after everything slowed down a couple years back. Plus with defense spending up, these companies are really cashing in.
I'm wondering how long this revenue growth can keep up. Are we going to see more innovation in commercial aircraft, or will the focus shift more to military tech? Also, with these big numbers, do you think smaller manufacturers stand a chance, or is it just going to be the big guys dominating for the foreseeable future?
What do you guys think about the future of these big players? Are there any up-and-coming companies we should be keeping an eye on?
It's kinda crazy how much demand there still is in commercial aviation, especially after everything slowed down a couple years back. Plus with defense spending up, these companies are really cashing in.
I'm wondering how long this revenue growth can keep up. Are we going to see more innovation in commercial aircraft, or will the focus shift more to military tech? Also, with these big numbers, do you think smaller manufacturers stand a chance, or is it just going to be the big guys dominating for the foreseeable future?
What do you guys think about the future of these big players? Are there any up-and-coming companies we should be keeping an eye on?