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Safran Landing Systems competitors & alternatives

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The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to Safran Landing Systems among aerospace companies — ranked by similarity to what Safran Landing Systems actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About Safran Landing Systems

Safran Landing Systems designs, manufactures, and supports aircraft landing and braking systems for civil and military aerospace programs. The company provides customized landing gear, wheels, and brakes, managing products throughout their entire operational lifecycle.

Safran Landing Systems at a glance

Safran Landing Systems is an aerospace company headquartered in Singapore. Xcout tracks 14 named people at Safran Landing Systems, including François Bastin (CEO, Safran Landing Systems).

Safran Landing Systems leadership

  • François BastinCEO, Safran Landing Systems
  • Olivier BlatSafran Landing Systems, Chief Financial Officer
  • Amaury DESRIVIÈRESSafran Landing Systems, Executive Vice President, Systems and Equipment Division
  • Bernard BarussaudSafran Landing Systems, Industrial Competitiveness, Information Systems and Transformation Executive Vice President
  • Bruno ChiarelliSafran Landing Systems, Executive Vice President, MRO division
  • Darren WaiteSafran Landing Systems, Executive Vice President, Customer Support and Services

8 more named people on record for Safran Landing Systems, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Top 12 Safran Landing Systems competitors

Ranked by semantic similarity — how close each company is to Safran Landing Systems by what it does, using Xcout's live company graph. Click any company for its full profile, or its competitor set.

Howmet Aerospace Inc.HWM · Aerospace & DefensePittsburgh, United States
62% matchPublic

Aerospace & Defense

Howmet Aerospace Inc., headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and originally established in 1888 as Arconic Inc., is a global leader in providing sophisticated engineered solutions. The company caters to the aerospace and transportation sectors across a wide international footprint, including key markets such as the United States, Japan, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Italy, Canada, Poland, and China. Its business operations are structured into four main segments: Engine Products: This division manufactures critical components like airfoils and seamless rolled rings, primarily utilized in aircraft engines and industrial gas turbines, alongside various rotating and structural parts. Fastening Systems: This segment specializes in producing aerospace-grade fastening systems, as well as fasteners for commercial transportation, general industrial applications, and other uses. Engineered Structures: Responsible for supplying titanium ingots and mill products for aerospace and defense applications, this segment also provides aluminum and nickel forgings, and precision machined components and assemblies. Forged Wheels: This segment focuses on offering forged aluminum wheels and associated products specifically for the heavy-duty truck and commercial transportation markets.

Market cap$89.1B
Employees25,430
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カヤバ7242 · AutomotiveTokyo, Japan
62% matchPublic

Automotive

Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, KYB Corporation is a long-standing global manufacturer, established in 1919. Formerly known as Kayaba Industry Co., Ltd. until its name change in October 2015, the company excels in producing a diverse array of automotive and hydraulic components, along with many other specialized industrial products. For the automotive sector, KYB supplies critical parts such as shock absorbers, hydraulic power steering pumps, steering gearboxes, motors, dual pinion systems, and advanced EPS actuators. Motorcycle enthusiasts benefit from their specialized components, including power-regulated front forks, rear cushion units, and steering dampers. The company's expertise also extends to railway equipment, where it provides caliper brakes, oil dampers, telescopic shock absorbers, comprehensive suspension systems, and automatic height adjustment valves. In the aerospace industry, KYB delivers precision components like actuators, accumulators, wheel brakes, and reservoir modules, even contributing to space rocket systems. Serving the heavy machinery sector, KYB produces a variety of hydraulic pumps, motors, cylinders, and valves for construction, industrial, and agricultural applications, alongside integrated hydrostatic transmissions. Their portfolio also encompasses components for special purpose vehicles, including concrete mixer trucks and granule carriers, as well as environmentally conscious products such as wood shredding and pulverizing machines. Beyond these core areas, KYB fabricates theatrical equipment like acoustic reflectors and rigging systems, marine components such as stern cranes, and specific industrial machinery items, including axial piston pumps, motion packages, and gas springs. Furthermore, the company caters to sports and welfare needs with products like chair ski shock absorbers and vehicle kneeling down systems.

Market cap$1.2B
Employees13,418
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