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The Aircraft Electronics pcb board Association announced its third quarter Avionics Market Report for this year. In the months of July, August and September 2013, total worldwide avionics sales pcb board amounted to $1,721,888,397.14, or more than $1.72 billion, as reported by the 20 aviation electronics manufacturers pcb board participating in the report.

The extent of the quarterly report simply is one total number: the collective sales figure, both forward-fit and retrofit, for the current time period sales, as received from the participating manufacturers.

The dollar amount (using net sales pcb board price, not manufacturer's suggested retail price) includes: all aircraft electronic sales, including all component and accessories in cockpit/cabin/software upgrades/portables/noncertified aircraft electronics; all hardware (tip to tail); batteries; and chargeable product upgrades pcb board from the participating manufacturers. The amount does not include repairs and overhauls, extended warranty or subscription services.

The third quarter sales of $1,721,888,397.14 were the most robust pcb board of the three quarters reported thus far in 2013. For example, the first quarter sales were$1,706,006,894.49, or more than $1.7 billion, while the second quarter report amounted to $1,620,201,160.49, or more than $1.6 billion.

By combining the first three quarterly reports of the year, $5,048,096,452.12 in total worldwide avionics sales has pcb board been reported in the first nine months of 2013, or more than $5 billion. Last year's total year-end sales for 2012 amounted to $6,279,317,197.54, or nearly $6.3 billion. The 2013 year-end report will be announced at the 57th annual AEA International Convention & Trade Show, March 12-15, 2014, in Nashville, Tennessee.

"It's important to remember pcb board that the AEA Avionics Market Report is still in its first year of existence, and it has not had the opportunity to gather and report a complete year's worth of data on a quarter-by-quarter basis," said Paula Derks, AEA president. "However, the first year of reporting will establish a baseline to compare future total avionics pcb board sales against the same time period from previous years."