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Aircraft & Parts SIC 3720

2 companies filing with the SEC under SIC 3720. Median revenue growth +14% year on year in Q3 2026 (2 companies). The growth model expects the industry's combined revenue to grow +7% in Q3 2026. 2 customer or supplier links named in annual reports.

Companies2
Median growth Y/Y+14%
Middle half—
Industry revenue, next quarter+7% Y/Y (Q3 2026, model)
Aircraft & Parts: the largest companies by quarterly revenueAircraft & Parts: the largest companies by quarterly revenueTXT$3.8BAIR$918M
Aircraft & Parts: the growth model's forecast of industry revenueAircraft & Parts: the growth model's forecast of industry revenue80% rangemodel's central forecastQ3 2026$4.6BQ4 2026$5.3BQ1 2027$4.8BQ2 2027$5.0B

Money flow: where the industry's revenue goes

Drawn in the browser: an estimate of where the industry's revenue goes — what it buys from other industries, the pay that reaches households, taxes and profit — beside its filed cash flow, two tiers of suppliers and its capital spending by kind of asset.

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Who sells to whom

Customers and suppliers named in the companies' annual reports; the share is of the supplier's revenue.

Growth model

Industry revenue, the same companies year on year; 80% ranges. Fitted on SEC filings and tested out of sample (how).

QuarterGrowth Y/YRevenue80% range
Q3 2026+6.8%$4.6B$4.2B – $5.1B
Q4 2026+6.6%$5.3B$4.7B – $5.9B
Q1 2027+6.0%$4.8B$4.2B – $5.4B
Q2 2027+5.4%$5.0B$4.4B – $5.6B

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Companies

CompanyQuarterly revenueY/YStage
TXT Textron$3.8B+4%mature
AIR AAR$918M+24%expansion

Growth from positive, comparable quarterly revenue as filed; industries are SEC Standard Industrial Classification codes. Data Nov 8, 2026.