How Nandina REM gives a second life to materials from retired aircrafts through its reprocessing solutions

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How Nandina REM gives a second life to materials from retired aircrafts through its reprocessing solutions - e27

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In partnership with the Aviation Circularity Consortium, we are also working towards the release of the certification roadmap to get circular aviation materials back into aeroplanes later this year.

There are an estimated 8,000 retired aircraft globally today, with 11,000 estimated to come in the next 10 years – and they increasingly contain more and more carbon fibre.

With the projected increase in retired aircraft over the next decade, we are strongly positioned to claim at least 1.5 per cent of the carbon fibre market, which is estimated to be valued at US$790 million.