AAR (AIR) revenue breakdown

Industrials · Aerospace & Defense · Market cap $3.9B

By segment, Parts Supply is the largest at 45% of fiscal 2026 revenue; Repair, Engineering, and Software grew fastest, 23% a year over 4 years.

By product, Products is the largest at 65% of fiscal 2026 revenue, growing 19% a year over 4 years.

Revenue by segment

Fiscal years, as AAR reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2026 total $3.3B.

Segments20222023202420252026Share
Parts Supply$678M$818M$967M$1.1B$1.5B 45%
Repair, Engineering, and Software$471M$533M$681M$931M$1.1B 33%
Government Solutions——$452M$495M$502M 15%
Legacy Commercial Programs——$219M$254M$237M 7%
Integrated Solutions$597M$547M——— —
Expeditionary Services$74M$92M——— —

Revenue by product

Fiscal years, as AAR reports them in its 10-K filings; fiscal 2026 total $3.3B.

Products2017201820192020202120222023202420252026Share
Products—————$1.1B$1.2B$1.4B$1.7B$2.1B 65%
Services—————$742M$752M$932M$1.1B$1.2B 35%
Aviation supply chain$999M$1.1B$1.4B$1.4B$1.2B————— —
Maintenance, repair and overhaul services$487M$553M$525M$530M$381M————— —
Mobility products$105M$112M$131M$108M$99M————— —
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Where does AAR make its money?

In fiscal 2026, by segment: Parts Supply $1.5B, Repair, Engineering, and Software $1.1B, Government Solutions $502M, Legacy Commercial Programs $237M.

From AAR's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.