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Philippines
The Philippines will generate $6.4 billion over a 10-year period, with engine and component work generating the most spend.
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Thailand
Thailand, which is vying to become a growing destination for MRO in Asia-Pacific, is projected to have an overall aftermarket value of $8.9 billion over the next decade.
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Malaysia
Malaysia, which is looking to boost its MRO industry, has a market value of $10.7 billion.
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Australia
From 2019-2028, Australia is expected to have an MRO industry spend of $12.7 billion as the Asia-Pacific fleet grows.
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Indonesia
Among the fastest growing countries in Asia-Pacific is Indonesia, home to the domestic-based GMF AeroAsia and European companies such as FL Technics. Aviation Week forecasts a $14.8billion MRO value over the next decade.
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Republic of Korea
Korea is home to a number of MROs, airlines and OEMs. Aviation Week values its aftermarket at $15.3 billion over the next decade.
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Singapore
Singapore, a regional hub of MRO and aircraft leasing, will generate an MRO demand of $15.9 billion over the next 10 years. The country is a hotbed of Western-Eastern joint ventures, while its two largest MRO providers, SIA Engineering and ST Aerospace have looked westward for new opportunities.
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong, home to one of the world's largest MROs in HAECO, has an overall MRO spend value of $16.9 billion from now to 2028. It is increasingly becoming a repair center for neighbouring China's fleet.
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Japan
Japan, a hub of manufacturing including its foray back into commercial aviation in the Space Jet, is also a hive of MRO activity. With an estimated $22.8 billion MRO demand, the country is expected to see a lot of engine repairs over the next decade.