Mexico Aviation & Aerospace Review - Issue 2018
Mexico Aviation & Aerospace Review - Issue 2018
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The aerospace industry is thriving in Mexico. While still small, the industry is capitalizing on a young workforce, an ideal location and a competitive labor force to penetrate the sector. Today, Mexico is ranked 14th for aerospace manufacturing in the world while it is the sixth-biggest exporter of aerospace parts to the US, the world’s largest
aerospace market. With exports reaching US$7.18 billion, the country has climbed from the No. 10 supplier to the US’ aerospace sector to sixth. OEMs are finding in the country an excellent base for growth.
Mexico Aviation & Aerospace Review Magazine Description:
Verlag: Mexico Business Publishing
Kategorie: Business
Sprache: English
Häufigkeit: Yearly
Over the last decade, American and European aerospace OEMs and suppliers have sought new destinations that offered competitive labor costs and promising R&D potential. It is now clear that Mexico is their country of choice. Exports from the aerospace industry have grown at an average 20.6 percent annual rate over the past five years. With 300 aerospace companies within its borders, Mexico is 14th on the list of global aerospace suppliers but it intends to crack the top 10 by 2020. The coming years will be crucial for the Mexican aerospace industry as it heads toward that ambitious target. Exports from the industry are forecast to surpass US$7.5 billion, 52,000 total direct jobs are expected and the national content in components is set to reach 30 percent.
Exports from the industry are forecast to surpass US$7.5 billion, 52,000 total direct jobs are expected and the national content in components is set to reach 30 percent. Although Mexico first rose to prominence as an aerospace investment destination due to its geographical and manufacturing advantages, it is rapidly gaining attention for its R&D and engineering potential. Thanks to the “triple helix” alliance between government, companies and academia, a number of universities offer targeted aerospace engineering courses that will provide the sector with a steady stream of talent, ideas and technologies.
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