Aerospace and defence companies face unprecedented disruption on multiple fronts. To remain at the forefront of innovation and develop technologies for the future, companies in this sector must embark on a transformative journey. Our experts provide solutions to help you rethink your business strategy, navigate digitisation, and improve your operations.
Aerospace and defence is one of the most dynamic and transformative industries. As a truly global market, it spans commercial aviation and advanced defence and security systems, where suppliers and operators constantly face intense financial pressure and customer demand.
At Mazars, we offer specific skills and tailor-made solutions to help you improve your performance and reach your targets. We have proven experience in the aeronautics, space and defence sectors, where we work with manufacturers, suppliers and MRO companies of all sizes, as well as industry organisations and ministries and departments of defence worldwide. When we work with you, we bring together experts from across our international network to provide advice and guidance that secures your future competitiveness.
Offering a range of audit, tax and advisory services, we have the solutions to help you meet the challenges you face:
Financing and securing your supply chain
Our experts work with you to secure programme and infrastructure financing, optimise and secure your global supply chain, and deploy new financing solutions such as reverse factoring.
Seizing market opportunities and enhancing your market presence
We can help you establish new businesses or move into emerging and growth markets, identify new product range, and ensure the success of your acquisitions and partnership projects.
Securing and optimising your operations
It is vital that your business is robust. We can work with you to digitalise your operations and harness data to improve productivity. We can also review your investment projects, put in place internal controls and risk management procedures, and conduct reviews to improve decision-making and fraud prevention.
Improving maintenance, delivering standout customer experience and smartly managing the supply chain: data promises to help mobility fly further in 2021 and beyond. But as more information is collected, how can it be put to best use? And what new risks does an abundance of data create for mobility businesses and insurers?
Any new mode of transport is naturally met with scepticism: is it safe? is it sustainable? is it useful? As the mobility universe experiments with transport up in the air and on the ground, businesses and policymakers need to create customer demand, answer critical safety questions and take the small steps that make the big leaps possible.
As engaged observers of the sector's developments within the Mazars aerospace community, we met Bart Claus, Business Development Director at Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance, the MRO branch of the Air France KLM group, who gives us his assessment of the developments, opportunities and challenges that come with the use of big data in the aerospace sector and its ecosystem.
Before the pandemic hit, progress on airline sustainability was gathering pace, passenger numbers were expected to increase steadily, and airlines were expecting to expand. Covid-19 has suddenly and radically changed the outlook. What is the extent of the pandemic’s disruption of the industry? And what might it mean for the future of air travel?
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