航空供应链专题报告：航空供给研判跟踪：商用机队供需二十年展望

Investment Rating - The report recommends an "Outperform" rating for the aviation sector, indicating a positive outlook for the industry relative to the overall market performance [72]. Core Insights - The global aviation market is expected to see sustained growth in demand over the next two decades, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.6% for global air passenger traffic, particularly driven by the Asia-Pacific region [3][5]. - The aircraft supply chain is currently facing significant disruptions, with recovery efforts progressing slowly due to multiple challenges [4][32]. - The demand for aircraft is projected to remain high, with the global fleet expected to double to 49,220 aircraft by 2044, driven by both fleet expansion and the need for fleet renewal [5][13]. - The narrow-body aircraft segment is anticipated to dominate future demand, accounting for 81% of the total aircraft demand [20][21]. - The supply of aircraft has fallen short of demand, leading to increased values and rental rates for aircraft and components [5][63]. Summary by Sections Future Demand Outlook - The aviation demand is projected to grow significantly, with the average number of flights per person in China increasing from 0.6 in 2024 to 1.8 by 2044 [6][10]. - Emerging markets in Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa are expected to surpass North America and Europe in terms of aviation capacity share, reaching over 50% by 2044 [10][11]. Aircraft Supply Chain Challenges - The aircraft supply chain is currently disordered, with significant gaps in supply for narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, estimated at 1,200 and 300 units respectively [32][49]. - Manufacturers are struggling with delivery capabilities, with production levels still below pre-pandemic figures [37][46]. Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on the aviation sector due to limited supply growth and resilient demand, with specific recommendations for airlines such as China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, and Spring Airlines [71][72]. - It also highlights opportunities in global aircraft leasing companies and maintenance service providers [71].