Visiongain Report on UAV Flight Training And Simulation Market

Report analysis from Visiongain states that due to the growing global demands for UAVs, followed by the development of formalised pilot and sensor operator training and simulation apparatus, the UAV flight training and simulation market will attain a value of $451.9 M in 2012.

According to a Visiongain analyst, the increasing demand for UAVs will give rise to further demand for more intense operator training. There will be continued demand for UAV flight training and simulation products and services for another ten years.

This report includes 102 tables, charts and figures that statistically predict the UAV flight training and simulation market. Visiongain offers forecasts for the UAV flight training and simulation market during the period 2012-2022 in terms of US$. Furthermore, this report evaluates, analyzes and estimates around 15 well-established national UAV flight training and simulation markets from 2012-2022, besides the rest of the world figures being included. The report contains 20 companies that operate within the market, in addition to interviews with US technical systems and service provider called L-3 Link Simulation and Training, as well as Canada-based CAE, a supplier of modelling, simulation and training. It also includes the UAV division of major Israeli defence and security firm called Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) MALAT Division, and Israeli Aerospace Industries(IAI) that offers expert overview along with Visiongain analysis.

The UAV Flight Training and Simulation Market 2012-2022 report will benefit both existing and future potential investors within the UAV flight training and simulation market, and companies and research centers who anticipate expanding market expertise.

Source: http://www.visiongain.com/

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