Top Aircraft De-Icing Companies

Skyquest Technology's expert advisors have carried out comprehensive research and identified these companies as industry leaders in the Aircraft De-Icing Market. This Analysis is based on comprehensive primary and secondary research on the corporate strategies, financial and operational performance, product portfolio, market share and brand analysis of all the leading Aircraft De-Icing industry players.

Aircraft De-Icing Market Competitive Landscape

Textron, UTC Aerospace Systems, and BASF are leading market players in the industry, investing in strategic alliances and product enhancement. This clearly shows that the market is reasonably concentrated. By improving glycol recycling systems and self-propelled spray booms, the market participants are making some strides towards achieving a more sustainable future. These relationships with the defense industry are in turn promoting adoption within nations such as Germany and the United States. There is also a shift of firms into the APAC regions, where they are making product-specifications to meet a range of climate-specific issues.

  • Manta Aircraft is a start-up company founded in 2016, with its main work being the design of autonomous electric aircraft with a view to enabling air travel over urban and regional spaces. Perhaps its work will have an indirect impact on the industry even if it does not involve the aircraft de-icing market. This may be achieved by creating aircraft with efficient thermal systems that increase de-icing operations. Designing an electric and eco-friendly plane may also involve eco-friendly de-icing gear, thus eliminating the carbon footprint normally incurred by conventional de-icing techniques.
  • ZeroAvia is a company established in 2017 and specializes in the design of hydrogen-electric planes to be used for commercial flights. There is a chance that ZeroAvia's innovations will indirectly affect the aircraft de-icing industry, even though its focus is environmentally friendly aviation technology. As ZeroAvia develops more environmentally friendly aircraft solutions, it is probable that the company will also integrate new de-icing technologies that are eco-friendly. This will enable them to maintain efficiency and lower environmental degradation, which is in line with the overall sustainability push in aviation that they are undertaking.

Top Player’s Company Profiles

  • DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (USA) 
  • Clariant AG (Switzerland) 
  • BASF SE (Germany) 
  • Dow Inc. (USA) 
  • LyondellBasell Industries N.V. (Netherlands) 
  • Vestergaard Company A/S (Denmark) 
  • JBT Corporation (USA) 
  • Textron Inc. (USA) 
  • TAT Technologies Ltd. (Israel) 
  • Curtiss-Wright Corporation (USA) 
  • Thales Group (France) 
  • Parker Hannifin Corporation (USA) 
  • Crane Aerospace & Electronics (USA) 
  • Honeywell International Inc. (USA) 
  • Collins Aerospace (USA) 
  • Safran S.A. (France) 
  • Liebherr Group (Germany) 
  • AAR Corp. (USA) 
  • GKN Aerospace (UK)

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Global Aircraft De-Icing Market size was valued at USD 1.60 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 1.67 Billion in 2024 to USD 2.39 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 4.6% in the forecast period (2025-2032).

Textron, UTC Aerospace Systems, and BASF are leading market players in the industry, investing in strategic alliances and product enhancement. This clearly shows that the market is reasonably concentrated. By improving glycol recycling systems and self-propelled spray booms, the market participants are making some strides towards achieving a more sustainable future. These relationships with the defense industry are in turn promoting adoption within nations such as Germany and the United States. There is also a shift of firms into the APAC regions, where they are making product-specifications to meet a range of climate-specific issues. 'Air Canada', 'Vestergaard Company', 'Equipmake', 'Vestergaard Company', 'UTC Aerospace Systems (now Collins Aerospace)', 'Kilfrost Ltd.', 'JBT Corporation', 'Global Ground Support LLC', 'LyondellBasell Industries Holdings B.V.', 'Inland Technologies', 'Cryotech Deicing Technology', 'Radiant Aviation Services', 'Safran SA', 'John Bean Technologies Corp', 'Dow Inc.'

Growing demand for de-icing products is being stimulated by increasing aviation traffic in areas of North America, Europe, and Asia where it snows. To enable big airports such as O'Hare, Frankfurt, and Tokyo Narita to continue operating as usual during the winter months, de-icing is a crucial element of ground handling. The sheer number of as many as 700 de-icing operations that Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport undertakes daily during peak winter months is an example of how demand for service boosts market growth.

Implementation of Fluids Both Biodegradable and Environmentally Friendly: The air transport industry is going for increased sustainability, leading to companies making investments in environmental-friendly solutions. Clariant and Kilfrost, for example, have designed de-ice solutions that are bio-based, non-hazardous, and suitable in terms of the criteria currently set as it concerns environmental impact. These fluids, which minimize the harmful effect on the environment while not sacrificing performance, are used by airports across Europe and Canada, who are leaders in utilizing them.

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