The Indian aerospace composites market is gaining traction as the country strengthens its position in global aerospace manufacturing and defense modernization. Composites—lightweight, high-strength materials—are increasingly replacing metals in aircraft structures due to their performance and fuel-efficiency benefits. According to Stratview Research, India’s aerospace composites demand is expected to grow steadily through 2030, backed by domestic programs and international partnerships.

The Indian aerospace composites market is likely to grow at a healthy CAGR during the forecast period to reach a value of US$ 302.5 million by 2023.

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Market Drivers

The rise in aircraft manufacturing is a primary driver. India plays a growing role in the supply chains of Airbus and Boeing, supplying composite parts for programs like the A320neo and B737 MAX.

Defense modernization programs, such as the HAL Tejas fighter jet, UAVs, and helicopter initiatives, are further fueling composite adoption. Lightweight materials enhance maneuverability, endurance, and operational performance in these platforms.

The Make in India initiative is another catalyst, encouraging local production and technology transfer in aerospace composites manufacturing.

Key Trends

A strong trend is the use of carbon fiber composites in fuselage, wings, and interiors to reduce weight and improve fuel efficiency. Another is the integration of advanced thermoplastic composites, which offer recyclability and faster processing.

Collaborations between Indian firms and global OEMs are accelerating technology adoption. Regionally, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune are emerging as aerospace hubs with composite manufacturing clusters.

Conclusion

The Indian aerospace composites market is expanding rapidly, supported by commercial aircraft programs, defense initiatives, and domestic manufacturing policies. With carbon and thermoplastic composites leading the way, India is poised to strengthen its role in the global aerospace supply chain.