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AAR Corp. Common Stock (AIR)

49.18
-4.40 (-8.21%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 4th, 11:08 AM EDT
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Competitors to AAR Corp. Common Stock (AIR)

Boeing Company BA -10.59%

Boeing, as a leading aerospace manufacturer, competes with AAR Corp by supplying not just aircraft but also providing integrated solutions and services to a global clientele. AAR Corp primarily focuses on aftermarket support and repair services, whereas Boeing's extensive resources and established reputation allow it to dominate in the original equipment manufacturing space, coupled with comprehensive maintenance solutions. While Boeing's large-scale operations provide it with significant leverage, AAR's specialized focus on aftermarket services grants it agility and customer-targeted adaptability, creating a unique form of competition.

Bombardier Inc.

Bombardier competes with AAR Corp primarily in the business aviation sector, manufacturing aircraft and also providing maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services. While AAR focuses on a broader range of aerospace and defense solutions, Bombardier's brand is closely associated with high-end private jet manufacturing. The competition is particularly relevant in the MRO services space where both companies offer intricate service packages to their clients. Bombardier's strong brand loyalty and focused product line within business jets create a distinct edge over AAR in the premium aviation services market.

General Dynamics GD -4.40%

General Dynamics competes with AAR Corp primarily through its Defense and Aerospace divisions, providing a wide range of products and services including military vehicles, weapons systems, and other defense-related services. Compared to AAR, which provides specialized aircraft component services and supply chain solutions, General Dynamics focuses more on integrated defense systems, providing them with considerable contracts and influence in defense sectors. Their vertical integration and broad product offering give General Dynamics a competitive advantage over AAR in securing large defense contracts.

HEICO Corporation HEI -4.76%

HEICO Corporation competes with AAR Corp primarily in the aerospace and defense sectors by offering a diverse range of repair and replacement parts, along with advanced aftermarket solutions. HEICO has cultivated a strong foothold in the niche market of parts manufacturing and component repair, often providing innovative alternatives to original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts. Their emphasis on developing high-tech products and cost-effective repair solutions allows HEICO to attract customers who prioritize value and efficiency in maintenance, creating direct competition with AAR's offerings.

L3Harris Technologies LHX -0.07%

L3Harris Technologies competes with AAR Corp mainly in the defense electronics and communication systems arena. They provide various complex electronic systems and services to military and commercial customers, often integrating advanced technologies into their solutions. While AAR's focus is heavily on supply chain management and aftermarket support, L3Harris leverages its expertise in electronic systems to create compelling technology-driven value propositions for clients in defense contracts. The scale and capital investment associated with L3Harris' technology development provide them with a significant competitive advantage over AAR.