A320 retrofits will be a boon for industry as buyers and lessors work toward meeting AD requirements.

Take a look at some of the news in the world's regions that will influence the civil aviation aftermarket in 2015. That market will be worth about $56.3 billion in 2015, according to an Aviation Week forecast.

The market outlook for MRO services in 2015 is bright and should see increased demand. Single-aisle jets with CFM56 and V2500 powerplants should help fuel growth.

New or enhanced products that are geared to the MRO community are featured.

Regulators ready to release new rules with the new year, including several that will indirectly affect Part 145 repair stations.

The commercial aviation MRO market value is predicted to be $56.3 billion in 2015.

Benefits abound for the digitization of data and automation of data-sharing practices, but implementing such strategies comes at a cost.

Fuel-driven retrofit opportunities and increasing needs for MRO collectively producing a positive outlook for the civil avionics market in 2015.