Luiz Lizcano, the president of the Mexican Federation of Aerospace Industries (FEMIA), stated that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly the war in Iran, is expected to boost the sales in Mexico's aerospace sector by creating a higher demand for military aircraft parts. This situation may lead to a double-digit impact on the industry, with projections estimating growth of around 10% by the end of 2025. Lizcano elaborated that while over 90% of the aerospace products manufactured in Mexico cater to civilian and commercial sectors, including passenger and private jets, many components have dual-use capabilities, serving both civil aviation and defense purposes. This duality in production showcases the interconnectedness of civilian and military demands within the aerospace industry. The implications of this surge in demand could also play a significant role in the recovery of the civil and commercial aviation markets, which have been affected in recent years. As military needs amplify, the aerospace industry in Mexico might see a substantial economic boost, positioning it favorably amidst global conflicts.