Aircraft Recycling Market Players:
- TARMAC Aerosave
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- Airbus
- Air Salvage International
- Total Technic
- Vallair
- CAVU Aerospace
- ComAv Technical Services
- Sycamore Aviation
- Falcon Aircraft Recycling
- VAS Aero Services
- Aviation International Recycling
- ADI-Aircraft Demolition & Recycling
- KLM UK Engineering
- AELS
- Aerocycle
The rising number of fleets retiring, along with sustainability guidelines and technological advancements, has created market forces supporting the continued expansion of the aircraft recycling industry. Leading companies in the sector are actively investing in expanding market presence. For instance, in May 2024, ATR and TARMAC Aerosave strengthened their partnership to improve aircraft recycling and dismantling processes. This move indicates the industry’s shift towards sustainable aviation. Furthermore, Airbus reported the leveraging of AI-integrated sorting technologies to bolster aluminum recovery rates over 20%.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
In the year 2026, the industry size of aircraft recycling is evaluated at USD 5.93 billion.
The global aircraft recycling market size was worth over USD 5.48 billion in 2025 and is poised to grow at a CAGR of around 9.2%, reaching USD 13.21 billion revenue by 2035.
North America aircraft recycling market will hold around 40.30% share by 2035, driven by the large aircraft fleet and early adoption of circular economy practices.
Key players in the market include TARMAC Aerosave, Airbus, Air Salvage International, Total Technic, Vallair, CAVU Aerospace, ComAV Technical Services, Sycamore Aviation, Falcon Aircraft Recycling, VAS Aero Services.
