Georgia has seen a sharp rise in aircraft parts exports in 2025, according to GeoStat. In the first seven months of the year, exports reached 30.9 tons valued at $8.37 million, more than double the amount exported during the same period in 2024.

Export figures (first 7 months):

• 2025: $8.37 million / 30.9 tons

• 2024: $3.47 million / 17.7 tons

• 2023: $1.52 million / 3.5 tons

• 2022: $0.38 million / 1.7 tons

The United States was the primary destination, purchasing $7 million worth of parts, followed by Israel with $1.2 million. Including re-exports, total aircraft parts exports in 2025 exceeded $10 million.

Much of the exported output comes from Aero-Structures Technologies (Cyclone), a Georgian manufacturer specializing in composite aircraft parts, primarily for Boeing.