Map new materials
We found 4 emerging material classes and 5 natural fibers with aviation potential.
A government space agency wanted to understand how aviation and aerospace affect society. We explored sustainable aviation materials, the future of airports and door to door passenger travel through expert interviews, frontline input and a survey.
The client is a government space agency responsible for civil space, aeronautics and space research. It wanted to see how aviation trends and technologies could support wellness across society, the environment and policy.
Prescouter was asked to explore the impact of aviation and aerospace on society through three lenses: sustainable aviation materials, the future of airports and door to door passenger experience.
Emerging classes and natural fibers.
Infrastructure, energy and passengers.
A new passenger business model.
We found 4 emerging material classes and 5 natural fibers with aviation potential.
Experts covered infrastructure, energy needs and climate risks, joined by airline staff.
An internal survey captured passenger pain points at airports and ways to ease them.
Prescouter mapped 4 sustainable material classes, 17 developers and 5 natural fibers, set out airport pain points and energy needs, and found strong stakeholder interest in door to door travel. The client will use these insights in workshops and ideation sessions across its business units.
Across 4 emerging material classes.
Cutting impact as traffic grows.
Strong stakeholder interest found.
Aviation’s impact reaches far beyond the runway. Linking materials, airports and journeys reveals where value can be created.
Explore the trends, hear the stakeholders and find the opportunities that connect them. Wherever you’re starting from, we’ll help you get there.
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