Aviation Connect 2026: Air Cargo's Biggest Industry Meet-Up Kicks Off
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Aviation Connect 2026 took place in Athens this week as a major industry conference bringing together air cargo professionals across multiple specializations. The three-day event featured parallel tracks covering pharmaceuticals, ground service agents (GSSAs), cargo handling operations, airport development, road feeder services, airline ground services, ground support equipment (GSE), and ramp operations.
The event structure reflects the diverse ecosystem that supports air cargo movement globally. However, the conference experienced an earlier-than-expected attendance decline, suggesting potential headwinds in industry sentiment or participation capacity at this particular event cycle.
For supply chain professionals, such industry gatherings serve as critical networking opportunities and knowledge-sharing forums where operational challenges, regulatory developments, and technology innovations are discussed and debated among peers.
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