The aircraft companies are adopting strategies such as collaboration, product development, and partnerships to increase the adoption of composite material-based aircraft brackets. For instance, in June 2024, Diehl Aviation and 9T Labs introduced an Eco Bracket solution for aircraft cabin equipment. This new solution uses 3D-printed carbon fiber elements and reused thermoplastic composites, which replace conventional aluminum components used in aircraft cabins. The Eco Bracket solution features a 50% weight reduction compared to aluminum, achieved through a combination of lightweight materials and design optimization. This significant weight reduction results in lower fuel consumption for airlines. In addition, in October 2021, Arris Composites collaborated with Airbus.

The aircraft companies are adopting strategies such as collaboration, product development, and partnerships to increase the adoption of composite material-based aircraft brackets. For instance, in June 2024, Diehl Aviation and 9T Labs introduced an Eco Bracket solution for aircraft cabin equipment. This new solution uses 3D-printed carbon fiber elements and reused thermoplastic composites, which replace conventional aluminum components used in aircraft cabins. The Eco Bracket solution features a 50% weight reduction compared to aluminum, achieved through a combination of lightweight materials and design optimization. This significant weight reduction results in lower fuel consumption for airlines. In addition, in October 2021, Arris Composites collaborated with Airbus.

The report runs an in-depth analysis of market trends, key players, and future opportunities. In general, the aircraft brackets are an essential component in aircraft manufacturing, that is used for joining different parts which can support the overall weight of all the parts' weight that also allows to strengthen the joints in an aircraft.