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The Latin American commercial aircraft cabin interior market under commercial aviation was valued at $ 14.4 million in 2012, and it is expected to reach $ 243.1 million by 2017. Latin America is expected to be the fastest-growing region in the commercial airport full body scanner market at a CAGR of 76%. Full body scanners are an emerging concept of aviation security, which has promoted a strong R&D pipeline to constantly develop machines that emit minimal radiation. This would encourage passengers to use these machines without any inhibitions. Airports are now conducting trials, and demos are underway in most of the major class A, class B, and class C airports.

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The development of cutting edge technology along with rising security concerns has revolutionized the full body scanners market. This technology can detect a wide range of threats to air transportation security in a matter of seconds to protect passengers and crews. The implementation of full body scanners at airports is at the preliminary level. Full body scanners are attracting heavy investment from various nations all over the world, in order to ensure that they are proactive in dealing with terrorism and drug trafficking.

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The market for full body scanners is mainly driven by proactive safety attempts from radical groups and their potential terror threats in the aviation industry. There are a large number of potential sub-components and software solution providers who aide to the growing number of scanners that have been installed. There will be constant up-gradation of the systems at the airports.

 

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The growth in economies to invest in pro-active security systems and the regulations of the government for the safety and security will fuel the need of full body scanners over next few years. The major challenge faced by the Latin American countries is the low number of airports and passengers travelling by air, which limits the application of the fully body scanners at the airports on large scale.

This report includes the market share, supply chain and value chain analyses, and market metrics such as drivers and restraints. In addition, it presents a competitive landscape and company profiles of the key players in this market.

 

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North America Commercial Airport Full Body Scanners Market

Full body scanners are an emerging concept of aviation security, which has promoted a strong R&D pipeline to constantly develop machines that emit minimal radiation. This would encourage passengers to use these machines without any inhibitions. Airports are now conducting trials, and demos are underway in most of the major class A, class B and class C airports.

The Full body scanners market is in its growth phase and is getting all set to witness joint ventures, mergers, and acquisitions between OEM’s and technology providers. The North America full body scanners market is segmented on the basis of technology and application. The market is valued at $ 254.8 million in 2014, and expected to reach $ 585.9 million by 2017.

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Asia-Pacific Commercial Airport Full Body Scanners Market

The Full body scanners market is in its growth phase and is getting all set to witness joint ventures, mergers, and acquisitions between OEM’s and technology providers. The market is segmented on the basis of technology and application. The Asia-Pacific full body scanner is valued at $ 149.5 million in 2014, and is expected to reach $ 437.4 million by 2017.

The report provides insights on the full body scanners market, key market players, future scope, drivers, restraints, and challenges. The report also analyzes the required number of full body scanners with regards to the passenger handled in the base year.

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Europe Commercial Airport Full Body Scanners Market

Full body scanners are an emerging concept of aviation security, which has promoted a strong R&D pipeline to constantly develop machines that emit minimal radiation. This would encourage passengers to use these machines without any inhibitions. Airports are now conducting trials, and demos are underway in most of the major class A, class B and class C airports.

The Full body scanners market is in its growth phase and is getting all set to witness joint ventures, mergers, and acquisitions between OEM’s and technology providers. The Europe full body scanner market is segmented on the basis of technology and application.

http://www.micromarketmonitor.com/market/europe-commercial-airport-full-body-scanners-9122740224.html

 

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