Aviation Lubricants Market Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Global Industry Analysis: By Lubricant Type (Engine Oil, Grease, Hydraulic Fluid, Special Lubricants & Additives, and Others), By Type of Aviation (Military Aviation, Business & General Aviation, Cargo Aviation, and Others), By End-Use (OEM and Aftermarket), By Technology (Synthetic Lubricants, Mineral based Lubricants, and Others Semi Synthetic), By Application (Engine Lubricants, Gear Lubricants, and Others Bearings, Camshaft, cylinder walls, piston rings, pushrods), and Region Forecast 2019-2030

Aviation Lubricants Market size was valued at US$ 832.7 million in 2023 and is poised to grow at a significant CAGR of 6.7% from 2024-2030. The aviation industry is committed to achieving challenging carbon reduction targets. As a result, sustainable aviation fuel has been recognized as one of the crucial components in achieving these objectives. Due to the aviation industry's adoption of environmentally friendly efforts, there is a growing demand for sustainable alternatives to conventional lubricants because they are hazardous, non-biodegradable, and pollute water and air resources.

For instance, lubricants made from plants are becoming more popular in aviation. These lubricants are utilized as specialized additives since they are not exceptionally stable at high temperatures and pressures. For instance, military aircraft employ MIL-G-6032, grease with a vegetable oil base, to lubricate pump bearings, valves, and fittings. Such lubricants are advantageous for more than only the environment because they can improve operational metrics like higher active life and reduced consumption in addition to saving energy. The need for aviation lubricants on the global market will increase as the navy and army emphasize purchasing aircraft.

Additionally, due to the aviation industry's preference for passenger safety and comfort, the need for aviation lubricants will keep rising on the global market. As passenger traffic and aircraft orders grow, the market will change over the anticipated years. Moreover, airlines must use lightweight components and materials to reduce the aircraft's weight and increase efficiency. In aviation, hydraulic systems are used because they are light, user-friendly, and provide the proper mechanical power transfer. Compared to the Class 2 standard density fluid, the Type IV hydraulic fluid Class I low-density category helps lighten aircraft. Exxon HyJet IV-A plus and other low-density fluids are in high demand due to their unique mechanical properties. These lubricants increase equipment longevity and reduce repair expenses. As a result, there is an excellent opportunity for aviation lubricant producers to enter the low-density lubricant industry.

 Aviation Lubricants Market Recent Key Developments

• In April 2022, Mesa Airlines signed a five-year contract with Boeing Distribution Inc. (formerly Aviall) to procure ExxonMobil aviation lubricants, namely Mobil JetOil II and MobilHyJet IV-Aplus, across its entire fleet comprising over 160 aircraft.
• In April 2021, LANXESS launched an organic lubricant additive for high-performance engine oils. The new Addition RC 3502 has been specifically developed to reduce friction and deliver sustained performance and anti-wear protection.
• In April 2021, NYCO introduced the NYCO Grease GN 3058, which provides outstanding performances in four key properties for applications such as wheel bearings, propeller bearings, and highly loaded landing gear areas: the base oil viscosity, the load wear index, the resistance to water washout and the oil separation.