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What we doPMi Media supplies unique data to the aerospace, aviation and defence industries. Our products range from interactive internet-based discussion forums through to hard-back coffee-table books, newsletters, databases and bespoke information. In everything we do we seek to take new approaches to business-to-business information delivery, to enliven and innovate.



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PMi Media has three groups of product and service areasPublications, studies and internet servicePMi produces a range of database, hard-copy and web-based products for the global aerospace industries. These include:The Aviation Supply Chain Intelligence database The Training & Simulation Forum The market for very light and personal jets 2011-2020Previous studies and reports (now available free on application) have included:• The growth of aircraft manufacturing in low-wage economies 2005-2009. New challenges to, and opportunities for, industries in the global aerospace supply chain• The global market for aeronautical information services (AIS) and aeronautical information management (AIM) equipment and services 2009-2018• Aviation growth and global warming• The Very Light Jet Market 2008-2017

Contract publications and editorial servicesPMi produces yearbooks and news services for a wide range of aviation and aerospace clients.Yearbook clients include Airbus Military, CANSO, EADS North America and IFATCA.News services include the production of newsletters and stories/op-ed articles for UBM and Peregrine Aviation Academy.Read more

ConsultancyTogether, the core team of PMi Media consultants has over 50 years’ experience in providing tailored aerospace and aviation consultancy reports to a wide range of customers from governments, airports, aircraft operators and niche suppliers of aerospace components. A full list of consultancy projects, successfully completed, is available on application.Read more

NEW INTELLIGENCE

Personal jet market “worth more than $7 billion over next 10 years” June 21, 2011. “Although the words “very light jet” can no longer be used in polite company there are clear signs that from 2014 there will be renaissance in the small jet-powered aircraft market”, according to PMI Media’s leading aerospace analyst Philip Butterworth-Hayes.“We are predicting slightly over 2,500 VLJs and personal, single-engined jets will be sold during the 2011-2020 timeframe,” according to Butterworth-Hayes, “in a market worth around $7.25 billion.”“There are a number of new factors which are suggesting room for cautious optimism about personal jets,” said Butterworth-Hayes. “The pedigree and financial resources of the companies involved in developing new aircraft for this market suggest a much more financially robust and operationally experienced approach to launching light jet projects. The entry into service of new types such as the PiperJet Altaire and Cirrus Vision SF50 will also coincide with a period of strong recovery in the overall business jet market. Third, the demographics of demand are changing quickly, with new customers emerging in China, India and the Middle East. This means that demand will no longer be focused on North America and depend on an untried financial model of an emerging air taxi customer-base.“And despite their detractors more than 800 VLJs have been delivered in the last four years – not a bad record considering this new class of aircraft was launched into a market of unprecedented contraction.The forecast report The market for very light and personal jets 2011-2020 is available from PMi Media Limited at a cost of £240.00/$390.00.For more information please contact Philip Butterworth-Hayes on +44 1273 724 238, mobile +44 7778 030 633 or via email philip.Butterworth-Hayes@pmi-media.com

Training & Simulation Forum launched to provide unique market dataMay 30, 2011. The Training & Simulation Forum (www.trainingandsimulationforum.net) designed to become the voice of the military/security training and simulation industries worldwide, has been launched today. The Forum is a Web-based service that will provide news, analysis and a discussion forum for the international community engaged in military and security training and simulation activities."The fundamental idea is to provide information services in near real time for a community that does not currently have a dedicated service to keep it comprehensively informed on a regular and frequent basis," said Tim Mahon, Commercial Director of PMI Limited, the specialist defence and aerospace media and consultancy company which has developed the concept.
The forum also comprises a free, comprehensive supplier directory.See previous news stories